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The editorial team warmly welcome Mrs. Professor Lena Dominelli, and Mr. Professor Malcolm Payne, two prominent internationally social work personalities who have kindly accepted to be part of our journal’s International Advisory Board starting with issue no. 1/2010.

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Articole de: Georgiana-Cristina Rentea

Nr. 2 / 2024 - Editorial

The issue 2/2024 invited social work academics, practitioners, researchers, and students to submit articles about social work in uncertain times, such as social work in the current context meaning bef...

Nr. 4 / 2023 - Book Review Social Work Education in Europe: Traditions and Transformations

Part of a book series entitled “European Social Work Education and Practice”, launched as an initiative by the European Association of Schools of Social Work (EASSW), the goal of publishing “Soc...

Nr. 2 / 2019 - Editorial

For this edition of the Social Work Review we have invited social work academics and practitioners to submit articles focusing on innovative approaches to social work practice, research, and education...

Nr. 3 / 2015 - Mobility within the European Union and the Access to Social Benefits: Challenges of Social Policies

This paper investigates the relationship between migration within European Union (EU) and access to social benefits as an important issue of concern on the EU social agenda. Citizens of EU have freedo...

Nr. 2 / 2015 - Governmental Measures supporting Return and Reintegration of Romanian Migrants

This paper summarizes the most important governmental initiatives aimed at return migrants or Romanian citizens settled temporarily abroad. Romania’s membership in the European Union has transformed...

Nr. 1 / 2014 - Experienţe ale integrării locative a Imigranţilor în România

The access of immigrants to housing and their living conditions represent important issues concerning their integration in the host society. In Romania most of immigrants are relying on the private se...

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