Reima Ana Maglajlic

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University of Sussex

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Access to Justice for Children with Mental Disabilities

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University of Essex

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University of Sussex

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Michelle Lefevre

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University of Sussex

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Transitions and continuities: a farewell from the editors

Taking stock of co-production and partnership with people with lived experience in social work knowledge production and publishing

Social work in the era of ‘fluid certainties’

From Social Work Internationalisation to Social Work Internationalism: Reflections from the Joint Social Work and Social Development Conference in Panama

‘Known to services’ or ‘known by professionals’: relationality at the core of trauma-informed responses to extra-familial harm

Protecting Social Workers as Human Rights Defenders in a Dangerous World

Editors’ Note—Thank You to Reviewers

Editorial: Preparing for Social Work Practice

Revitalising Communities of Shared Knowledge in the Wake of a Global Crisis

Editorial: Voice and Influence of People with Lived Experience in Social Work Research and Publishing—Taking Stock and Planning Future Actions

Neither ‘Neo-Luddism’ nor ‘Neo-Positivism’; Rethinking Social Work’s Positioning in the Context of Rapid Technological Change

Finding a Path to Social Justice within Fractured Belonging in Pressurised Environments, Facing Circumstances That No Longer Feel ‘Exceptional’

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‘Madness’ after the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina – challenging dominant understandings of distress

Social Work Reflections on a ‘World out of Joint’

Social Work’s Contribution towards an Eco-Social World; the People’s Charter

Editorial: A Call to Action—Voice and Influence of People with Experiences of Social and Health Care in Social Work Knowledge and Social Services

Social Work Responses to Armed and Political Conflict

Editorial—A Time Capsule of Hope for the Future of Social Work at the Time of Crisis, Conflict, Injustice and Change

Global Inequality, Failed Systems and the Need for a Paradigm Shift

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Vasilios Ioakimidis

Kristine Hickle

Michelle Lefevre

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