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Social services in accession countries

Kristina Koldinská and Igor Tomeš

International social work education at the crossroads

Lena Dominelli

Social Work Education and Training in Europe and the Bologna Process

Christine Labonté-Roset

Choosing social-educational professions in post-soviet countries: international comparison

Aiste Urboniene and Irena Leliugiene

Neoliberalism, the Third Way and Social Work: the UK experience

Iain Ferguson

Modernising Social Work and the Ethics of Care

Gabrielle Meagher and Nigel Parton

Changing Europe and The Relevance of Care and The Caring Professions

Margrit Brückner

The Magnetism of Power in Helping Relationships. Professional Attitude and Asymmetry

Theo N.M. Schuyt

The Concept of Developmental-Tasks and its Significance for Education and Social Work

Uwe Uhlendorff

Social Reports

Street Children and Mobile Youth Work in Africa - the 8th ISMO Symposium October 2003

Walther Specht

Research Notes

News of the European Resource Centre for Social Work Research Data base

Geneviève Crespo and Françoise F. Laot

Social Support Quality in Internet Based Information and Communication: From "Digital Divide" to "Voice Divide"

Alexandra Klein

Seniors in Society. Strategies to Retain Individual Autonomy

Ivana Loucková and Dana Sýkorová

Welfare Lobby Groups responding to Globalisation: A Comparison of the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) and the UK Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG)

Philip Mendes

Youth and Health as an issue of Research in Social Work - Two examples of current Research

Gabriele Stumpp

Debate

Some considerations on the potential contributions of intercultural social work...

Jan Fook

Country Notes

Professional development of social work in Russia

Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova, Pavel Romanov, and Natalia Lovtsova

Market, Management and Profession. Social Business in the Polder

Willem M.J. Blok

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