Vol. 13 No. 4 (2007): Special Issue: Social Work in a Global Setting

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• Vol 13 No 4 Full Issue

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• Letter from the Editior

  Jillian Jimenez

  2

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• Introduction from the Guest Editors

  Karen Smith Rotabi, Denise Gammonley

  3-4

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• Towards Respectful Engagement: Reflections and Reccomendations from Host Country Facilitators in Short-Term Study Abroad

  Karen Smith Rotabi, Denise Gammonley, Dorothy N. Gamble

  5-16

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• Faculty Self-Reflection and Study-Abroad: An Expressive Approach to Autoethnography

  Rich Furman

  18-29

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• Integrating Dual-Disciplinary Learning in a Cross-Cultural Setting: Reflections on Field Education in South Africa

  Emily Sanford

  31-34

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• War: A Student's International Experience Working with Soldiers Returning from Combat

  Kimberly Bauer

  35-38

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• Teaching Lessons Learned by Entering the World of Female Circumcision

  Khadija Khaja

  39-43

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• International Social Work: What Happens After the Service is Over?

  Randi Buerlein

  44-47

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• Cultural Immersion from a Global Perspective: Reflections on Studying Abroad in China

  Cheryl D. Dozier, Alice Boateng, Rabbiatou Halidou Jibrrilla

  48-61

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• Reflections on San Miguel Tzinacapan: "I Am Not The Same Person"

  Rose Penzerro

  62-68

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• Hosting a Short-Term Visiting Program for International Social Work Students and Practitioners: Tips and Lessons Learned

  Intae Yoon, Jim Ward, Sujung Lee

  70-82

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• E-supervision of an Inernational Practicum: From Tsunami Relief to the Ladies of the Club

  Jane Birkbeck, Shawna Bava

  83-95

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