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European Journal of Social Work, 12(3) - 2009

• By the light of the Tao.
• Online critical reflection in social work education.
• Identifying 'the critical' in a relationship-based model of reflection.
• Promises and pressures of critical reflection for social work coping in change.
• The concept of subjectivisation by Adorno - applied in social work.
• Critical reflexivity, social work, and the emerging European post-welfare states.
• The concept of critical reflection: promises and contradictions.

European Journal of Social Work, 12(2) - 2009

• The right to stay: challenging the policy of detention and deportation.
• Keeping the family balance - adult daughters' experiences of roles and strategies when supporting caring fathers.
• Evidence-based practice: a critical reflection.
• Social work with vulnerable families and children in 11 Russian regions.
• Service users and carers' involvement in social work education: lessons from an English case study.
• Changing social responsibilities: the role of advocacy organisations in the construction of the Social Support Act in the Netherlands.
• Beyond talking - children's participation in Norwegian care and protection cases.
• Applying health determinants and dimensions in social work practice.

European Journal of Social Work, 12(1) - 2009

• Child sexual abuse and Aboriginal communities in Australia: a case study of non-inclusive government intervention.
• Supervision reviewed: reflections on two different social work models in England and Sweden.
• The barriers to the effectiveness of culturally sensitive practices in health and social care services for Chinese people in Britain.
• European challenges in delivering social services in rural regions: a scoping review.
• Managerial audit and community mental health: a study of rationalising practices in Finnish psychiatric outpatient clinics.
• 'My work is exciting' - social workers in Estonia compared to Norway.
• The development of social work education in Spain.
• Reactions of students to different settings of field experience.

European Journal of Social Work, 11(4) - 2008

• Peeping at peers: a cross-national study of professionals in social work.
• Developing a measure of contentment in an Arab Muslim country: implications for cross-cultural research in social work.
• Gender difference in social workers' assessments and help-giving strategies towards single parents.
• Comparison of the characteristics of homes for older people in Slovenia with Goffman's concept of the total institution.
• The specialisation of needs-assessment in Swedish municipal care for older people: the diffusion of a new organisational model.
• Normality or care - an inventory of Swedish municipalities' responses to unstable accommodation for vulnerable groups.
• Cross-national social work case analysis: learning from international experience within an electronic environment.
• The presence of the absent father: how lone mothers with sons construct and animate the absent father through narratives.
• From obligations to negotiations: reciprocity and reflexivity in informal financial support.
• Is there a European social work identity?

European Journal of Social Work, 11(3) - 2008

• Care in the community for older people: an English perspective on the German care system.
• Can social workers and police be partners when dealing with bikie-gang related domestic violence and sexual assault?
• Problem attribution and intervention. The interpretation of problem causations and solutions in regard of Brickman et al.
• Forms of advocacy in social welfare work with homeless women.
• Common areas in group homes: arenas for different interests?
• Thinking with the Sardinian: Antonio Gramsci and social work.
• Youth, risk and rapid assessment: a new model for community social work assessment?
• Taking a stand or playing it safe?: resisting the moral conservatism of risk in social work practice.
• The heroine and the capitalist: the profession's debate about privatisation of Swedish social work.

European Journal of Social Work, 11(2) - 2008

• Freedom as self-transgression: transformations in the "governmentality" of social work.
• Working with young people from refugee backgrounds in Australia.
• Youths in coercive residential care: attitudes towards key staff members' personal involvement, from a therapeutic alliance perspective.
• Kairos and practice wisdom in social work practice.
• The development of an ethnically sensitive approach to social work in Slovenia.
• Young people and drugs: on navigation in the drug landspace.

European Journal of Social Work, 11(1) - 2008

• Evidence-based social work practice with children and families: a cross national perspective.
• Accepting the unacceptable: the concept of acceptance in work with the perpetrators of hate crime.
• The professionalization of Spanish social work: moving closer to Europe or away from its roots?
• Evidence in action: a Thompsonian perspective on evidence-based decision-making in social work.
• Social education and social pedagogy: reclaiming a Scottish tradition in social work.

European Journal of Social Work, 10(4) - 2007

• The development of social work education in Russia since 1995.
• Learning from the 'Trojan horse'? The arrival of 'Anti-Social Behaviour Orders' in Ireland.
• Cross-national comparisons of social work - a question of initial assumptions and levels of analysis.
• Women from the Middle East and North Africa in Europe: understanding their marriage and family dynamics.
• Researching the history of social work: exposition of a history of the present approach.

European Journal of Social Work, 10(3) - 2007

• Status and special features of social work research within the canon of the social sciences and humanities: open and hidden asymmetries.
• A Canadian experience with an intervention programme for vulnerable families: lessons for German social work and policy.
• The 'international dimension' in social work education: current developments in England.
• Technical assistance, neo-colonialism or mutual trade? The experience of an Anglo/Ukrainian/Russian social work practice learning project.
• Post-migratory milieu and the wellbeing of adolescent immigrants.
• On the margin? Residential child care in Scotland and Finland.
• The 'ordinary' family as a resource for single parents - on the Swedish contact family service.
• Religion and spirituality in social work practice and education in a cross-cultural context: findings from a Norwegian and UK study.

European Journal of Social Work, 10(2) - 2007

• Bridging the gap between social work practice and community based welfare agencies.
• Making social work more Bourdieusian: why the social professions should critically engage with the work of Pierre Bourdieu.
• Who suspects and reports child maltreatment to Social Services in Sweden? Is there a reliable mandatory reporting process?
• The comfort of strangers: social work, modernity and late Victorian England - Part II.
• Mental health social work in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland: challenges and opportunities for developing practice.
• Distance education and international social work education.
• Care and protection in Scottish child welfare: evidence of double jeopardy?

European Journal of Social Work, 10(1) - 2007

• Perspectives of inclusive education in Russia.
• A postcolonial perspective on language and difference in social work: bilingual practitioners working in the linguistic borderlands.
• Unitarian ideals and professional diversity in social work practice - the case of Sweden.
• The comfort of strangers: social work, modernity and late Victorian England - part I.
• Skateboarding behind the EU lorry - the experience of Romanian professionals struggling to cope with transition while assisting care leavers.
• Some indications for professional development in social work: a study of theoretical interest and attitudes towards research among Icelandic social workers.

European Journal of Social Work, 9(4) - 2006

• Job satisfaction in social services in Crete, Greece: social workers’ views.
• Evidence-based practice: from medicine to social work.
• A case of mistaken identity?: debating the dilemmas of street-level bureaucracy with Musil et al.
• The discretion and power of street-level bureaucrats: an example from Swedish municipal eldercare.
• Young people leaving care in Scotland.

European Journal of Social Work, 9(3) - 2006

• To what extent are social work students in England and Denmark equipped to deal with child sexual abuse? A comparative discourse analysis between English and Danish social work education in relation to child sexual abuse.
• Tomorrow's social workers in the UK.
• Paid work, education and competence. Social workers’ interviews with male and female clients applying for income support.
• Lay and professional knowledge in social work: reflections from ethnographic research on child protection.
• Social work and Nordic welfare policies for children - present challenges in the light of the past.
• Comparing local and national service systems in social care Europe: framework and findings from the STEPS anti-discrimination learning disability project.

European Journal of Social Work, 9(2) - 2006

• Co-operation in a child welfare case: a comparative cross-national vignette study.
• Building collaboration between school and parents: issues for school social workers and parents whose young children exhibit violent behaviour at school.
• Local policy networks in the programme Social City: a case in point for new forms of governance in the field of local social work and urban planning.
• A quest for form: the tacit dimension of social work practice.
• Emergency department social work in the UK and Sweden: evaluation by older frequent emergency department attenders.

European Journal of Social Work, 9(1) - 2006

• Welfare recipients’ quality of life: lessons from the United Nations’ Human Development Index for the US welfare policy.
• US/Spanish comparisons on temporary immigrant workers: implications for policy development and community practice.
• Signs of child maltreatment. The extent and nature of referrals to Swedish child welfare agencies.
• Child maltreatment in the family: a European perspective.
• Organizational factors, leadership practices, and adoption of technological and administrative innovations: an exploratory study of Lithuanian nonprofit social service organizations.

European Journal of Social Work, 8(4) - 2005

• Activation or discouragement - the effect of enforced participation on the success of job-search training.
• ‘Nobody should feel alone’: re-introducing socially excluded, cultural and ethnic minority children and young people to educational and vocational opportunity.
• Theory in social work - some reflections on understanding and explaining interventions.
• Socioeconomic evaluation of a correctional programme in Sweden -long-term effects.
• Between professional ethics and bureaucratic rationality: the challenging ethical position of social workers who are faced with implementing a workfare policy.

European Journal of Social Work, 8(3) - 2005

• Teaching concepts of help in social work: the working relationship.
• The Estonian experience - how to inspire social work students to undertake research?
• Research oriented community social work education: lessons from Ljubljana.
• Inclusivity, process and product in writing for European social work education.
• Reflections on the first Joint European MA on Comparative European Social Studies (MA CESS).
• Dilemmas in comparative research of education for social work in Europe.
• The European higher education area and research-orientated social work education.
• Research orientated ‘project studies’ at an East German university of applied sciences.
• Between science, practice and politics: practice research as a defining approach of social work research.
• Research orientation and expertise in social work - challenges for social work education.
• Propitious omens? Finnish social work research as a laboratory of change.

European Journal of Social Work, 8(2) - 2005

• Perceptions of health and well-being in transition societies: some results of a qualitative study carried out in the Ukraine.
• Sifting the wheat from the chaff - the organization of telephone intake and the selection of social assistance inquirers in Sweden.
• Reclaiming civil society: the future of global social work?
• Information about the activities of the ‘Network for Historical Studies on Gender and Social Work in Europe' (www.sweep.uni-siegen.de). The foundation of the network in 2001 and further activities
• Using an action research approach to involving service users in the assessment of professional competence.

European Journal of Social Work, 8(1) - 2005

• The nature and context of cross-border social work in Ireland.
• Privatisation as professionalisation?: attitudes, motives and achievements among Swedish social workers.
• Talking about culture in social work encounters: immigrant families and child welfare in Finland.
• 'Value talk' in social work research: reflection, rhetoric and reality.

European Journal of Social Work, 7(3) - 2004

• The contemporary situation and future possibilities for foster care in Bulgaria.
• Promoting rights or avoiding litigation? The introduction of the Human Rights Act 1998 into adult social care in England.
• Do social workers avoid the dilemmas of work with clients?.
• The impact of the 2nd Intifada on Israeli Arab and Jewish social workers.

European Journal of Social Work, 7(2) - 2004

• Kinship care for children in the UK: messages from research, lessons for policy and practice.
• Social support and children affected by parental HIV.
• Conceptualization of the new methods of self-help appearing on the Internet.
• Why don't women want to be social workers anymore?: new managerialism, postfeminism and the shortage of social workers in social services departments in England and Wales.
• Linguistic affinity and achieved geographic mobility: evidence from the recognition of non-national social work qualifications in Ireland and the UK.

European Journal of Social Work, 7(1) - 2004

• Communtiy and social captial in Slovenia: the impact of transition.
• Informal care and support for carers in Sweden: patterns of service receipt among information caregivers and care recipients.
• The electric eye: emerging suveillant practices in social work in children and families.
• Empowerment revisited: social work, resistance and agency in black communities.
• Open adoption records, the human rights of adopted people, and discrimination: the case of Odievre v France 2003.

European Journal of Social Work, 6(3) - 2003

• International response to racial discrimination: potentials and limitations of the United Nations Race Convention.
• From a 'coalition of despair' to a 'covenant of help' in social work with families in distress.
• Hospital discharge and the citizenship rights of older people: will the UK become a test-bed for Eastern Europe?
• Violence against women and institutional responses: the case of Greece.
• Empowerment as guidance for professional social work: an act of balancing on a slack rope.

European Journal of Social Work, 6(2) - 2003

• Local orders and global chaos in social work.
• Removing children from the care of adults with diagnosed mental illnesses - a clash of human rights?
• The motivation, professional development and identity of social work students in four European countries.
• Towards autonomy? On theoretical knowledge in Swedish social work.
• From oaths to rulebooks: a critical examination of codes of ethics for the social profession.
• Theory and practice: the chicken and the egg.

European Journal of Social Work, 6(1) - 2003

• Social workers in Greece: how they spend their working hours.
• Critiquing the goal of autonomy: toward strengthening the 'relational self' and the quality of belonging in casework practice.
• Rise and demise of orphanages in Ukraine.
• South Asian women: exploring systemic service inequalities around attempted suicide and self harm.
• Putting children first? A comparison of child adoption policy and practice in Britain and Finland.

European Journal of Social Work, 5(3) - 2002

• Social workers' conceptions of how the local living environment is related to social exclusion .
• Hungary: some relations between social work education and the societal background in Hungary.
• Estonia: social pedagogy in the context of social work.
• Social work supervision in Germany.
• Re-thinking a systemic approach to child welfare: a critical response to the framework for the assessment of children in need and their families.
• Family Group Conferences and youth advocacy: the participation of children and young people in family decision making .
• The social worker-client relationship: a Sartrean approach .
• On social work and what gender has got to do with it .

European Journal of Social Work, 5(2) - 2002

• Responses of the social work profession to unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the Republic of Ireland.
• Care management and social work: a case study of the role of social work in hospital discharge to residential or nursing home care.
• Hospital social work in Sweden and the UK: access to chances of physical health and well-being.
• Assessing non-use of social assistance.
• Sustaining social work education in Ukraine: the second phase.
• Family system of help and aid against the background of social transformation .

European Journal of Social Work, 5(1) - 2002

• From charity to client-oriented social service production: a social profile or religious welfare associations in western European comparison.
• When homeless people are allowed to decide by themselves: rehousing homeless people in Germany.
• Family support and the role of social work: renaissance or retrenchment?
• Resolving uncertainties? The contribution of some recent feminist ethnical theory to the social professions.
• Large scales changes in the German residential care system during the 1980s.

European Journal of Social Work, 4(3) - 2001

• Individual strategies and job changes - a comparative perspective.
• Broadening the mind: crossing national activities in social work.
• Immigrant integration in the welfare state: social work's growing arena.
• Traversing the swampy terrain of postmodern communities: towards theoretical revisionings of community development.

European Journal of Social Work, 4(2) July 2001 - 2001

• Social work and racial prejudice: a quasi-experimental model to promote multicultural attitudes.
• Caretakers of children with HIV in extended and foster families: the French situation.
• Globalisation or glocalisation? Community care in Taiwan and Britain.
• Parent participation in social work meetings - the case of child protection conferences.
• Communication strategies of family supervisors and clients in organizing participation.

European Journal of Social Work, 4(1) - 2001

• Migration and refugees in Europe: Greek and British perspectives on implications for social work practice and education.
• Local and global practice:relocating social work as a human rights profession in the new global order.
• Philanthropy and the diversification of the western European 'welfare state' model.
• Transfer of learning across nation states:developing culturally sensitive methods of social work education.
• Social quality and community citizenship.

European Journal of Social Work, 3(3) - 2000

• Social policy and social work in new Zealand.
• The control of British social work education: European comparisons.
• Does it matter who treats you.
• Attitudes to child care reform in Romania: findings from a survey of Romanian social workers.
• Young people leaving care in England Northern Ireland and Ireland.
• Recognising diversity and developing skills: the proper role of transcultural communication.

European Journal of Social Work, 3(2) - 2000

• The impact of globalization on social work in the UK.
• Youth on the margins in Northern Ireland, England, and Ukraine.
• The withdrawal of the welfare state: elderly care in Sweden in the 1990s.
• Globalization, social work, and social welfare.
• Globalization, social exclusion and the possibilities for global social work and welfare.

European Journal of Social Work, 9(1) - 1999

• Minimum income in Switzerland.

European Journal of Social Work, 2(3) - 1999

• The social professions and social policy: proactive or reactive.
• Racial identity attitudes and interracial communication: implications for social work practice in Britain.
• Developing social work education in Lithuania.
• Homelessness in Sweden: discussion, patterns, and causes.
• Interpreting the needs of lone mothers: a study of welfare services in Venice.
• Observing the lighthouse: from theory to institutions in social work ethics.
• The moral bases of social work.

European Journal of Social Work, 2(2) - 1999

• Managerialism in social welfare: proposals for a humanitarian alternative - an Australian perspective.
• Employment commitment among the long-term unemployed in Norway: is a 'culture of dependency' about to develop?
• Social services, social work, and information management: some European perspectives.
• A comparative approach to public childcare for children living away from home in Germany and England.
• Protecting the rights of the child in Romania: children's rights perspectives on Romania's 1997 child care reforms.
• The task dilemma in human service organizations and its impact on efficacy: a possible solution developed out of the theory of society of Jurgen Habermas.
• The contemporary reconstruction of Finnish social work expertise.

European Journal of Social Work, 2(1) - 1999

• Social work in South Africa: historical antecedents and current challenges.
• Authors and audiences: towards a sociology of case recording.
• The uses of social science in the history of Dutch social work, 1900-1980.
• Social Europe, social citizenship and social services.
• Social work, postmodernism and Marxism.
• Transformations in social work: from help towards social inclusion to the management.

European Journal of Social Work, 1(3) - 1998

• The paradox of child poverty in Israel.
• Just community: a social cognitive research project in the penal system.
• Europe, social exclusion and the identity of social work.
• The reconstruction of childhood - implications or theory and practice.
• The use of institutional care for children across Europe.
• Toward 'good enough' services for inaptly served families and children: barriers and opportunities.

European Journal of Social Work, 1(2) - 1998

• Social policy in Hong Kong: from British colony to special administrative region of China.
• From the employment office to the social welfare office: social assistance recipiency among first-time unemployed in Sweden.
• Three generations of comparative welfare theory: from convergence to convergence.
• Citizenship of Roma after the split of Czechoslovakia: a social problem to be faced by other multinational states.
• Social work training in Central and Eastern Europe: experiences in Bulgaria and Slovakia.
• Social economy: community action towards social integration and the prevention of unemployment and poverty.

European Journal of Social Work, 1(1) - 1998

• Educating for social work in Poland - challenges of the transformation period.
• The politics of care for elderly people in Scandinavia.
• Issues in European child protection research.
• Paradox in professional practice - womens' views of social work: a tri-national study in England, Germany and Italy.
• Citizenship on the margins: citizenship, social work and social action.
• The development of social pedagogy in Spain: the tension between social needs, political response and academic interest.
• The flight from universalism.
• From service to social control: implications of welfare reform for professional practice in the United States.
• The professional role of social work in a market environment.

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