Issue 39 - April 2008
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Editorial

Jeanne Marsh talks about the influence of Sharon Berlin on scholarship and practice

Froma Walsh looks at a family resilience framework

Malcolm Payne discusses complexity and social work theory and practice

Jerome Wakefield and Judith Baer examine levels of meaning and the case for theoretical integration

Susan Kemp looks at practicing place: everyday contexts in child and family welfare

James Clark discusses complex approaches to wicked problems

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