Researchers, practitioners, and students have all found its contents to be invaluable in their work. In the relatively few years since its inception, Research on Social Work Practice has become one of the most highly respected and frequently cited journals in our field. Martin Bloom Professor, School of Social Work, University of Connecticut Australian Social Work Research (Vol.10, n.2)īy connecting practice and research in an artful and readable fashion, RSWP has provided a synergy for the helping professions - the vital recognition that without research, practice is blind and without practice, research is mute.Technology and Social Work (Vol.10, n.4).
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Research on Social Work Practice is the first professional social work journal to focus on evaluation research and on validating methods of assessment in social work practice. As the community of practitioners, scholars and students interested in applying scientific methods of analysis to social work problems continues to grow, the need for a publication dedicated to social work practice outcomes has never been greater.
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Please feel free to contact Professor Liz Beddoe if you have any questions about publishing your research in the ANZSW journal.There is a growing movement in social work toward a more empirical selection of therapies and interventions because, to be effective, you have to know what works.
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There is information here for authors, about the journal’s guidelines and how to register and submit your article. There are such interesting projects being done. Have you recently finished your research degree? The ANZSW journal is really keen to publish masters and PhD student research in the journal. Have you recently completed your Masters or PhD? Prior to this, we have had a quarterly publication since 1965.Įach year, one issue of the journal is published as Te Komako focusing on Tangata Whenua social work and – from time to time – we publish a Tu Mau issue highlighting issues for Pasifika social work. The journal also publishes book reviews and encourages short topical pieces called viewpoints offering readers’ critical commentaries on published articles, analyses of policy or practice developments, and reports on research-informed practice innovations.Īotearoa New Zealand Social Work has been the official journal of the Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers since 2007. Published quarterly, it particularly welcomes work offering critical perspectives on contemporary policy developments, indigenous social work, post-colonialism, anti-racism, feminism, and progressive social work theory, policy and practice. Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal that provides a platform for research, analysis and scholarly debate on social work theory, policy and practice.
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