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Qualitative Social Work

ISSN Print: 1473-3250

ISSN Online: 1741-3117

Website: https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/qswa

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What are you (un)doing with that story?

Ailsa Fullwood,Ann Fudge Schormans,Catherine Graham,Christina Sinding,Elysée Nouvet,Jennie Vengris,Melanie Skeene

The social dimensions of gambling among street youth in Mumbai: Is it really an addiction?

Dakshayani Madangopal,Kennedy Saldanha

The pursuit of standardization in domestic violence social work: A multiple case study of how the idea of using risk assessment tools is manifested and processed in the Swedish social services

Cecilia Kjellgren,Lotta Agevall Gross,Mikael Skillmark,Verner Denvall

Gaining qualitative perspective: A career interview with Roy Ruckdeshel

Karen M Staller

Sense of self: A narrative study of international adult Korean adoptees’ relationship with their birth families

Sujin Son

Data in–data out? A metasynthesis of interpreter’s experiences in health and mental health

Alice G Yick,Andrea M Daines

Putting one’s best foot forward: Finnish prospective adoptive parent’s strategic interaction in statutory pre

Pia K Eriksson

Parental participation in child protection practice: The experiences of parents and workers in Ghana

Alhassan Abdullah,Ebenezer Cudjoe

Youth perceptions of stress and coping when transitioning to adulthood with autism: A photovoice study

Anna Maurer-Batjer,Jennifer M First,Michelle Teti,Nancy C Cheak-Zamora,Nathan L First

Connecting the dots: What has terrorism got to do with social work?

Karen M Staller

The craft of journal practice

Ian F Shaw

Conducting secondary analysis of qualitative data: Should we, can we, and how?

Nicole Ruggiano,Tam E Perry

Feasibility of using a video diary methodology with older African Americans living alone

Asa Revels,Jenay M Beer,Otis L Owens,Sue Levkoff

Social work perplexity: Dissonance, uncertainty, and growth in Kazakhstan

Jennifer Chappell Deckert,Terry L Koenig

Experiences of being, and working with, young people with disabilities as peer researchers in Senegal: The impact on data quality, analysis, and well

Alex le May,Eva Burke,Fatou Kébé,Ilse Flink,Miranda van Reeuwijk

Practice research enabler: Enabling research in a social work practice context

Keith Miller

Family support and child protection approaches. Historicising perspectives on contemporary discourses of social work

Christopher J Hall,Stef Slembrouck,Tessa Verhallen

The value of digital video data for qualitative social work research: A narrative review

Jenn Miller Scarnato

‘Let Us Go Then, You and I’ – Journeying with Ada Eliot Sheffield

Ian Shaw

Rooms, views and ever

Lisa Morriss

‘Proud of what I do but often？…？I would be happier to say I drive trucks’: Ambiguity in social workers’ self

Barbara L Staniforth,Christa B Fouché,Liz Beddoe

Challenges, personal growth and social support among family caregivers of terminally ill cancer patients in Southern China

Yong Tang

The darker side of a hoax: Creating a presumption of deception

Karen M Staller

The Computer Social Worker: Regulatory practices, regulated bodies and science

Catherine R Phillips

Place and Space: Critical Interventions in Social Work, 2019

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Enhancing the visibility of early career researchers in social work

Lisa Morriss

Against the flow in data collection: How data triangulation combined with a ‘slow’ interview technique enriches data

Nina Jentoft,Torunn S Olsen

“What I wish my doctor knew about my life”: Using photovoice with immigrant Latino adolescents to explore barriers to healthcare

Alexandra F Lightfoot,Eugenia Eng,Florence M Simán,Kari Thatcher,Mimi V Chapman,Tainayah Thomas,Tamera Coyne-Beasley,Yesenia Merino

In this issue…Perplexity, the “slow interview,” and the craft of journal practice

Lissette M Piedra

Improving outcomes with Qualitative Data Analysis Software: A reflective journey

Austin G Oswald

Editorial

Jadwiga Leigh

Mobilities research

Jadwiga Leigh

Editorial

Emily Keddell

The role of therapy in personal recovery – Trauma clients’ use of resources to continue positive processes following group therapy

Marius Veseth,Per-Einar Binder,Signe H Stige

Views and strategies of African

Christian G Kohler,Michelle T Joy,Tracy H Griffith

The gift of a hoax

Lissette M Piedra

Call for papers, 2019

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Survival sex and trafficked women: The politics of re

Alana J Gunn,Melissa Hardesty

Disrupting professional practices with research

Antti Kivij？rvi,Sanna Aaltonen

Atmospheres of mistrust and suspicion: Theorising on conflict and affective practice in a child protection social work agency

Jadwiga Leigh

Qualitative inquiry using social media: A field

Gregory Purser,Mary A Caplan

Career Interview with Ian Shaw

Mark Hardy

Evaluating social pedagogy in the UK: Methodological issues

Autumn Roesch-Marsh,Sheila Cooper,Steve Kirkwood

Conversations about group concept mapping: Applications, examples, and enhancements Kane M and Rosas S

Alexis L Howard

In this issue…A space for creative skepticism

Lissette M Piedra

A transformative approach to systems theory in caregiving research

Belinda Cash,Jeni Warburton,Suzanne Hodgkin

Masking the self: Understanding the link between eating disorders and child sexual abuse

Lia Bryant,Lisa Hodge

What is yet to come? Couples living with dementia orienting themselves towards an uncertain future

Anna Olaison,Elin Nilsson

Disability and aging: Learning from both to empower the lives of older adults Kahana JS and Kahana E; Happiness is a choice you make: Lessons from a year among the oldest old Leland J

Carol Weissmann-Mauck,Carol Wilson-Smith,Christine Escobar-Sawicki

Managing identity in a host setting: School social workers' strategies for better interprofessional work in New Zealand schools

Liz Beddoe

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