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Rural Social Work Practice in Scotland ISBN::978-1-86178-083-6 Changing Work: Social work and

Rural Social Work Practice in Scotland ISBN::978-1-86178-083-6 Changing Work: Social work andRural Social Work Practice in Scotland brings international approaches to rural social work into a modern Scottish context. The book critically examines Scottish rural issues before going on to describe recognised rural models of social work practice, drawing upon a wide range of material from the United Kingdom, Canada, the USA and Australia. Individual chapters cover most aspects of social work: children and families, adults, minorities (with a

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Changing Work: Social work and criminal justice

equality and diversity issues have been addressed through the lens of race/ethnicity

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Rural Social Work Practice in Scotland ISBN::978-1-86178-083-6 Changing Work: Social work andRural Social Work Practice in Scotland brings international approaches to rural social work into a modern Scottish context. The book critically examines Scottish rural issues before going on to describe recognised rural models of social work practice, drawing upon a wide range of material from the United Kingdom, Canada, the USA and Australia. Individual chapters cover most aspects of social work: children and families, adults, minorities (with a

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