Critical and Radical Social Work Volume 7 Issue 3: Special issue • Revolutionary social work: Promoting sustainable justice. Guest Editors: Masoud Kamali and Jessica H. Jönsson (2019)

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Volume 7 (2019): Issue 3 (Nov 2019): Special issue • Revolutionary social work: Promoting sustainable justice. Guest Editors: Masoud Kamali and Jessica H. Jönsson

in Critical and Radical Social Work

Online ISSN:: 2049-8675

Print ISSN:: 2049-8608

Issue Publication Date:: 01 Nov 2019

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(Against) Neoliberal social work

Author:

John Harris

What is the future of social work?

Author:

Michael Reisch

Greek social work and the never-ending crisis of the welfare state

Authors:

Vasilios Ioakimidis

and

Dimitra-Dora Teloni

Crisis, austerity and the future(s) of social work in the UK

Authors:

Iain Ferguson

and

Michael Lavalette

Targeting the ‘hard to reach’: re/producing stigma?

Authors:

Angella Duvnjak

and

Heather Fraser

Boys to men: the cost of ‘adultification’ in safeguarding responses to Black boys

Authors:

Jahnine Davis

and

Nicholas Marsh

Post-pandemic: moving on from ‘child protection’

Authors:

Brid Featherstone

Anna Gupta

, and

Kate Morris

Reproductive justice, abortion rights and social work

Author:

Liz Beddoe

Critical social work as ethical social work: using critical reflection to research students’ resistance to neoliberalism

Authors:

Christine Morley

and

Social work and Marxism: a short essay on the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx

Author:

Paul Michael Garrett

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Volume 7 (2019): Issue 3 (Nov 2019): Special issue • Revolutionary social work: Promoting sustainable justice. Guest Editors: Masoud Kamali and Jessica H. Jönsson

(Against) Neoliberal social work

What is the future of social work?

Greek social work and the never-ending crisis of the welfare state

Crisis, austerity and the future(s) of social work in the UK

Targeting the ‘hard to reach’: re/producing stigma?

Boys to men: the cost of ‘adultification’ in safeguarding responses to Black boys

Post-pandemic: moving on from ‘child protection’

Reproductive justice, abortion rights and social work

Critical social work as ethical social work: using critical reflection to research students’ resistance to neoliberalism

Social work and Marxism: a short essay on the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx

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