Recontextualizing social work in a globalized world: Lessons from the Pacific

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Saxton, K.. "Recontextualizing social work in a globalized world: Lessons from the Pacific." boulet, j. and hawkins, l. (ed.) Practical and political approaches to recontextualizing social work. IGI Global.

Chapter Title	Recontextualizing social work in a globalized world: Lessons from the Pacific
Book Chapter Category	Edited book (chapter)
ERA Publisher ID	2177
Book Title	Practical and political approaches to recontextualizing social work
Authors	Saxton, K.
Editors	boulet, j. and hawkins, l.
Publisher	IGI Global
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020	451822. Pacific Peoples social work and social justice
	451899. Pacific Peoples, society and community not elsewhere classified
	440999. Social work not elsewhere classified

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