Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work

Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work is an international, open access, peer-reviewed journal that provides a platform for research, analysis and scholarly debate on social work theory, policy and practice.

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Vol 33, No 1 (2021)

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Table of Contents

Editorial

A sense of optimism is important in times of challenge
Ian Hyslop, Liz Beddoe
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1-4

Original Articles

He kaiwhakatere ahau: A (k)new practice model in the care of rangatahi and whānau
Georgina Denise Makoare, Zack Henare Makoare, Fiona Cram
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5-16
Social worker experiences in disaster management: Case studies from Aotearoa New Zealand
Kathryn Hay, Katheryn Margaret Pascoe, Liz McCafferty
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17-28
“Knocking on the door to integration”: Korean immigrants’ stories of seeking membership in Aotearoa New Zealand society
Hagyun Kim
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29–43
Re-writing the “rules of engagement”: Using critical reflection to examine ableist social work practice
Jessica Fox
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44–54
Mamae Nui me te Takiwātanga: Surplus suffering and autism spectrum disorder in school social work practice
Liam M. Oades
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55–66
Caught between a rock and a hard place: Social work in non-government organisations
Ashleigh Price, Stephanie Kelly
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67–80
Trauma responsive care model: An Aotearoa New Zealand research informed practice model for residential group homes
Andrea Greer
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81–93

Commentary

Social work and public health – Logical collaborators
Justin Canty
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94–98

Viewpoints

Animal abuse and family violence: Reflections from workshopping with veterinary students
Michael Dale, Polly Yeung
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99–107
Maintaining social work connections during lockdown
Anne MacAulay
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108–111
Expanding field education: Hope Trust Community Garden
Sandra Heerink, Vivienne Sinclair-Phillips, Alison Jagger, Kathryn Hay
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112–115

Book Reviews

Reassessing attachment theory in child welfare
Eileen Joy
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116-119
“Crossover” children in the youth justice and child protection systems
Fritha Parkes
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120-122
Supervision and professional development in social work practice
Matt Rankine
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123-124
New theories for social work practice: Ethical practice for working with individuals, families and communities
Carol Parkinson
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125-126