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Published for the British Association of Social Workers, this is the leading academic social work journal in the UK. It covers every aspect of social work, with papers reporting research, discussing practice, and examining principles and theories. It is read by social work educators, researchers, practitioners and managers who wish to keep up to date with theoretical and empirical developments in the field.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Volume 35, Number 5, July 2005
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Editorial
pp. 565-567(3)
Author: Johnston, Ian

Genericism and Specialization: The Story since 1970
pp. 569-586(18)
Author: Stevenson, Olive

Social Work as a Social Institution
pp. 587-607(21)
Author: Walton, Ron

Looking Back: The View from Here
pp. 609-620(12)
Author: Hugman, Richard

Probation and Social Work
pp. 621-637(17)
Author: Smith, David

Trusting in Social Work
pp. 639-653(15)
Authors: Butler, Ian; Drakeford, Mark

Evidence–Based Work in the Dutch Welfare Sector
pp. 655-665(11)
Authors: Garretsen, Henk; Bongers, Inge; Rodenburg, Gerda

Men Who Murder Children Inside and Outside the Family
pp. 667-688(22)
Authors: Cavanagh, Kate; Emerson Dobash, R.; Dobash, R. P.

Assessment and Social Construction: Conflict or Co-Creation?
pp. 689-708(20)
Authors: Rehner Iversen, Roberta; Gergen, Kenneth J.; Fairbanks, Robert P.

Reassessing a Theory of Professional Expertise: A Cross-National Investigation of Expert Mental Health Social Workers
pp. 709-725(17)
Authors: Merighi, Joseph R.; Ryan, Martin; Renouf, Noel; Healy, Bill

Help-seeking among Muslim Arab Divorcees in Israel
pp. 727-742(16)
Authors: Savaya, Riki; Cohen, Orna

Mothers’ Coping Strategies as Child and Family Care Service Applicants
pp. 743-759(17)
Author: Sheppard, Michael

Critical Commentary
pp. 761-767(7)
Author: Ritchie, Charlotte

Parental Mental Health Problems: Messages from Research, Policy and Practice Jo Tunnard, <it>Totnes, Research in Practice, 2004, pp. 119, ISBN 0 9542562 4 7, £10</it>
pp. 769-770(2)
Author: McColgan, Mary

Care-giving in Dementia: Research and Applications (Volume 3), G. M. M. Jones and B. M. L. Miesen (eds), <it>Hove, Brunner-Routledge, 2004, pp. xxiii + 437, ISBN 1 58391 188 8 (pbk), 1 58391 188 X (hbk), £19.99 (pbk), £60.00 (hbk)</it>
pp. 770-772(3)
Author: Lymbery, Mark

The New Managerialism and Public Service Professions, Ian Kirkpatrick, Stephen Ackroyd and Richard Walker, <it>Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005, pp. 215, ISBN 0 333 73975 2, £50.00 (hbk)</it>
pp. 772-774(3)
Author: Miller, Chris

Creative Child Advocacy: Global Perspectives, Ved Kumari and Susan Brooks (eds), <it>London, Sage Publications, 2004, pp. 347, ISBN 0 7619 3241 0, £35</it>
pp. 774-776(3)
Author: Smith, Carole

Gay Men: Living with Chronic Illnesses and Disabilities from Crisis to Crossroads, Benjamin Lipton (ed.), <it>New York, Harrington Park Press, pp. xvii + 114, ISBN 1 56023 335 4, $16.95</it>
pp. 776-777(2)
Author: Mercer, David

Handbook of Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties, Peter Clough, Philip Garner, John T. Patrick and Francis Yuen (eds), <it>London, Thousand Oaks, New Delhi, Sage Publications, 2005, pp. 446, ISBN 0 7619 4066 9, £85</it>
pp. 777-779(3)
Author: Wilson, Kate

Managing Residential Child Care: A Managed Service, Richard Whipp, Ian Kirkpatrick and Martin Kitchener, <it>Basingstoke and New York, Palgrave Macmillan Publishers, 2005, pp. 235, ISBN 1 4039 3560 2, £45 (hbk)</it>
pp. 779-780(2)
Author: Tucker, Gail C.

Social Work Supervision: Contexts and Concepts, Ming-Sum Tsui, <it>Thousand Oaks, Sage, 2005, pp. xviii + 178, ISBN 0 7619 1767 5, £16.99</it>
pp. 780-782(3)
Author: Deepwell, Ron

Social Work in Times of Neoliberalism: A Postmodern Discourse, V. Sewpaul and D. Hölsher (eds), <it>Pretoria, Van Schaik Publishers, 2004, pp. 115, ISBN 0 627 02606 0</it>
pp. 782-558(-223)
Author: Dominelli, Lena

Sibling Relationships: Theory and Issues for Practice, Robert Sanders, <it>Basingstoke, Palgrave, Macmillan, 2004, pp. 288, IBSN number 033396411X, £18.99</it>
pp. 783-785(3)
Authors: Leigh, Sarah; Thomas, Judith

Books Received
pp. 787-787(1)

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