Enduring professional dislocation: migrant social workers' perceptions of their professional Roles
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Fouché, C., et al., Enduring professional dislocation: migrant social workers' perceptions of their professional Roles. British journal of social work, vol. 44, n. 7, 2014, p. 2004-2022.
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Palabras clave:
Trabajador social, Migración, Etnia, Actividades profesionales, Percepción, Perfil profesional, Identidad, Actitudes profesionales, Casuística, Nueva Zelanda
Trabajador social, Migración, Etnia, Actividades profesionales, Percepción, Perfil profesional, Identidad, Actitudes profesionales, Casuística, Nueva Zelanda
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