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The implications of neoliberalism on social work: Reflections from an international research collaboration in six countries
M Spolander, Gary, Englebrecht, Lambert, Martin, Linda, Strydom
International Social Work 57 (4), 301-312, 2014
225*2014
Inside action learning: An exploration of the psychology and politics of the action learning model
R Vince, L Martin
Management education and Development 24 (3), 205-215, 1993
2121993
Early childhood music therapy and autism spectrum disorders: Developing potential in young children and their families
P Kern, J Whipple, L Wakeford, N Guerrero, D Walworth, D Aldridge, ...
Jessica kingsley publishers, 2012
682012
Mapping social work across 10 countries: Structure, intervention, identity and challenges
A Ornellas, G Spolander, LK Engelbrecht, A Sicora, I Pervova, ...
International Social Work 62 (4), 1183-1197, 2019
392019
The evolution of student identity: a case of caveat emptor
B Martin, Linda, Spolander, Gary, Ali, Imran, Maas
Journal of Further and Higher Education, 2012
32*2012
South African child and family welfare services: Changing times or business as usual?
M Strydom, G Spolander, L Engelbrecht, L Martin
Social Work 53 (2), 145-164, 2017
262017
Successful project management in social work and social care: managing resources, assessing risks and measuring outcomes
G Spolander, L Martin
Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2012
222012
Unsung heroes: Relative caretakers in child-only cases
M Edelhoch, Q Liu, LS Martin
POLICY AND PRACTICE-WASHINGTON-AMERICAN PUBLIC HUMAN SERVICES ASSOCIATION …, 2002
222002
Social workers’ knowledge and confidence when working with cases of child sexual abuse: What are the issue and challenges?
L Martin, G Brady, J Kwhali, S Brown, G Matouskova
NSPCC, 2014
202014
Early childhood music therapy and autism spectrum disorder: Supporting children and their families
J Whipple, HA Lim, L Martin, D DeLoach, AM Snell, MD Brownell, ...
Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2018
192018
Child sexual abuse and exploitation: Knowledge, confidence and training within a contemporary UK social work practice and policy context
J Kwhali, L Martin, G Brady, SJ Brown
British Journal of Social Work 46 (8), 2208-2226, 2016
192016
Success after welfare: What makes the difference? An ethnographic study of welfare leavers in South Carolina
BC Medley, M Edelhoch, Q Liu, LS Martin
Journal of poverty 9 (1), 45-63, 2005
152005
The post-welfare progress of sanctioned clients in South Carolina
M Edelhoch, Q Liu, L Martin
Journal of Applied Social Sciences 24 (2), 55-78, 2000
152000
The post-welfare progress of sanctioned clients: A study using administrative and survey data to answer three of four important questions
M Edelhoch, Q Liu, L Martin
South Carolina Department of Social Services, Office of Planning and Research, 1999
131999
Reflections on a process model for international collaboration in social work
P Engelbrecht, Lambert, Spolander, Gary, Martin, Linda, Strydom, Marianne ...
International social work 59 (4), 438-451, 2016
8*2016
Social Workers’ knowledge and confidence when working with cases of child sexual abuse
L Martin, G Brady, J Kwhali, SJ Brown, S Crowe, G Matouskova
NSPCC & Coventry University, 2014
82014
The Impact of South Carolina's Family Independence Program on Movers, Stayers, and Those In Between
M Edelhoch, Q Liu, L Martin, M Wiseman
Institute for Research on Poverty, University of Wisconsin--Madison, 2002
52002
Management of Meloidogyne incognita in cotton with nematicides
RE Baird, JR Rich, GA Herzog, SI Utley, S Brown, LG Martin, BG Mullinix
Nematologia Mediterranea, 255-259, 2000
52000
Inside Action Learning: an Exploration of the Psychology and Politics of the Action Learning Model
V Russ, L Martin
Management Education and Development 24, 1993
51993
Online student engagement: unfulfilled promises or promises unfulfilled
L Martin, G Spolander, I Ali, B Maas
10th European conference on e-learning, 449-455, 2011
42011
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