Book Review: Doing Critical Social Work: Transformative Practices for Social Justice

Emily Keddell

Book Review

Doing Critical Social Work: Transformative Practices for Social Justice

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Emily Keddell University of Otago

Keywords:

Social Work, Social Justice

Abstract

BOOK REVIEW
Doing Critical Social Work: Transformative Practices for Social Justice

Bob Pease, Sophie Goldingay, Norah Hosken and Sharlene Nipperess Allen & Unwin, NSW, Australia 2016
ISBN: 978-1-76011084-0, pp.358, Paperback. AUD$49.99.

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2017-12-01

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Vol. 19 No. 2 (2017): Advances in Social Work and Welfare Education

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Book Review

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