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Vol. 11 No. 1 (2005)

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Published: 2014-06-04

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  • Vol 11 No 1 Full Issue

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  • Reflections from The Editor

    Jillian Jimenez
    2-3
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  • Journey to International Social Work: A Personal and Professional Reflection

    Miu Chung Yan
    4-16
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  • African-Centered Rituals: Reflections of Social Work Practice Students

    Carolyn S. Carter
    18-24
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  • Exploring Arranged Marriages in My Family: Negotiations of Culture, Family, Gender, and Love in the Adventures in Marriage

    Janaki Santhiveeran
    26-34
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  • "Us" is "Them": Working with the Psychiatrically Labeled

    David Prichard
    35-48
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  • Reflections on Destroying Social Work

    Joel Fischer
    50-58
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  • Is Casework Effective? A Review

    Joel Fischer
    59-74
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  • Reflections of the Use of Drawings and Sentence-Completion as Interviewing Strategies with Asian Children

    Rebecca P. Ang
    75-84
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  • Story Sharing, Violence Fatigue, and Moving Forward after Divorce: When Women Resist Being Defined by Their Tragedies

    Vincenza Rose Marash
    86-91
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  • Reflections on Choosing Social Work as My Profession

    Diane de Anda
    92
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  • Ray and Kinsey: A Comparative Movie Review

    Agathi Glezakos
    93-94
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  • Sensemaking: Searching for Competency in All the Wrong Places

    Paul Abels
    95-97
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