This book, from one of international social work's leading radical educators, provides a richly
compelling argument for the profession to become more critical and dissenting. Addressing …

This article explores the relationship between social workers and adult Eritrean refugee
service users in the context of a hostile political climate and restrictive state policies. It …

Deterrence of asylum seekers, including via restrictive refugee determination processes, is
increasingly common in many countries. In Australia, people who sought asylum by sea …

The realities of increasing numbers of forced migrants in Global North countries, including
families and children, are shaped by a regime of permanent temporariness—the granting of …

Refugees children and families cope with the complexities and opportunities of living in a
new country. Based on in‐depth interviews with Eritrean parents in Israel and the social …

This article explores the findings of a qualitative study comparing social work and human
service practice with people who have sought asylum in Germany and Australia. Globally …

Di Rosa addresses the issue of social work for UAMs as a specific area of social work that
deals with providing support and protection to minors who are in a country other than their …

Community Development occupies a marginal and sometimes uncertain place in Social
Work education, particularly in the Global North ( Hanna and Ife, 2019; Westoby et al., 2019) …

This article examines a programme for Bedouin youth in the unrecognised Bedouin villages
in the Naqab/Negev desert in Israel, as a case study of the cultural adaptation and …

This chapter explores the social work practices of working with refugees and asylum
seekers. This area of work is perceived as contested ground however critical perspectives …