Towards a Pacific-indigenous research paradigm for Pacific social work

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Saxton, K., Mataira, P. and Mafile'o, T.. "Towards a Pacific-indigenous research paradigm for Pacific social work." Mafile'o, T., Ravulo, J. and Yeates, D. (ed.) Pacific Social Work. Routledge.
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Towards a Pacific-indigenous research paradigm for Pacific social work

ERA Publisher ID3137
Book TitlePacific Social Work
AuthorsSaxton, K., Mataira, P. and Mafile'o, T.
EditorsMafile'o, T., Ravulo, J. and Yeates, D.
PublisherRoutledge
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020451822. Pacific Peoples social work and social justice
451807. Pacific Peoples community-based research
441006. Sociological methodology and research methods
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