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Yan Zhao

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Nord University

Norway

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Yan Zhao is a Professor at Nord University in Norway. His research areas include gender studies, social work education, and the experiences of migrant populations, as evidenced by his recent articles. Notable works explore the intersections of familism and neoliberalism in migrant contexts, as well as the impact of transnational learning on social work practice. Professor Zhao's contributions aim to enhance understanding of social work across different cultural frameworks.

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Jonathan Q Tritter

Aston University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Ingunn Skjesol

Associate professor

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

NORWAY

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Catrine Torbjørnsen Halås

Professor

Nord University

NORWAY

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Hilde Berit Moen

Associate Professor

Nord University

NORWAY

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Jonathan Tritter

Professor of Sociology

Nord University

NORWAY

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Making Cross-Cultural Collaboration a Reality for Students and Teachers: The Power of Blended Intensive Programmes

Transcontextual learning in social work through international practice mobility – experiences of Norwegian students and the role of social work educators

Rethinking social work education in the context of Nordic welfare state: a collaborative perspective

Ageing and Well-Being in the Transnational Space of Care: Exploring the Narratives of Chinese Migrant Older Parents

Tale of Solidarity? Exploring Sino-Nordic Gender Studies Network

Rethinking social work in changing times – exploring the temporality of social work

Empowering Agency: Enhancing Health Literacy Among Migrant Women Through Health Parties: A Case Study

Frictions between familism and neoliberalism: exploring the intergenerational ambivalence narratives of migrant older parents in China

The art of not-knowing: Valuing diversity and intercultural competences in international social work education

‘Where is the social work?’ Discovering and learning social work across Chinese and Norwegian contexts: A transcontextual perspective

Shaping transnational learning positions and understanding social work in context–students’ experiences of a short-term exchange program

Exploring Participation and Interaction in a Bottom-Up Health Promotion Program for Migrant Women in Norway

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Jonathan Q Tritter

Ingunn Skjesol

Catrine Torbjørnsen Halås

Hilde Berit Moen

Jonathan Tritter

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