Vol. 36 No. 4 (2024)

Published: 2024-12-16

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Editorial

Resistance and rangatiratanga in a time of political change

Kendra Cox, Donna Baines, Eileen Joy, Liz Beddoe

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Commentary

The Empire Strikes Back: Māori and the 2023 coalition government

Anaru Eketone
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Original Articles

The possibilities and dissonances of abolitionist social work

Erin Silver

19–30
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Emancipatory social work: An anticapitalist perspective

Neil Ballantyne

31–45
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“Not social workers, but social fighters”: Navigating the search for macro social work identity in the Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work Journal

Olivia LaMontagne, Yvonne Crichton-Hill, Jane Maidment

46–58
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Galvanising criticality: Analysing trans health policy in a hostile political context

Rebecca Howe

59–69
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“Suicide prevention … I hate that word.” Women’s experiences of carceral logics whilst supporting loved ones with suicidal distress in rural Australia

Charlotte Finlayson

70–76
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The impact of studying social work on student social wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand: Struggling with incongruent demands

Liz Beddoe, Sonya Hunt, Barbara Staniforth, Kendra Cox

77–91
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Viewpoints

Sustaining the social work workforce in Aotearoa: A whole system challenge

Kieran O'Donoghue

92–96
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Original Articles II

Exploring palliative care debates: Equitable access and the role of social workers

Dallace Lilley, Kate Reid

97–108
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Exploring courage and compassion in social work

Nicki Weld, Liz Beddoe

109–119
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Book Reviews

Practising feminism for social welfare: A global perspective

Eileen Joy

120-121
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Becoming Pākehā

Blake Gardiner

122-123
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