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First published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. September 2002
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781134766468
- Artikelnr.: 47888595
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. September 2002
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781134766468
- Artikelnr.: 47888595
Nigel Parton
1. Child Protection and Family Support: Current Debates and Future
Prospects Nigel Parton 2. The Re-Focusing of Children's Services: The
Contribution of Research Mike Little 3. Implementing the Family Support
Clauses of the 1989 Children Act: Legislative, Professional and
Organisational Obstacles Jane Tunstill 4. Policing Minority Child Rearing
Practices in Australia David Thorpe 5. Relating Outcomes to Objectives in
Child Protection Policy Jane Gibbons 6. Introducing Non-Punitive Approaches
into Child Protection: Legal Issues Judith Masson 7. Can Filtering
Processes be Rationalised Corinne Wattam 8. Children abused within the care
system - do current representation procedures offer the child protection
and the family support? Christine Lyon 9. Protection and Child Welfare:
Striking the Balance Elaine Farmer 10. Need, Risk and Significant Harm June
Thoburn, Marion Brandon and Anne Lewis 11. Delivering Family Support:
Issues and Themes in Service Development Nick Frost 12. Partnership with
Service Users in Child Protection and Family Support Bill Jordan 13.
Putting Child and Family Support and Protection into Practice Barbara Hearn
Prospects Nigel Parton 2. The Re-Focusing of Children's Services: The
Contribution of Research Mike Little 3. Implementing the Family Support
Clauses of the 1989 Children Act: Legislative, Professional and
Organisational Obstacles Jane Tunstill 4. Policing Minority Child Rearing
Practices in Australia David Thorpe 5. Relating Outcomes to Objectives in
Child Protection Policy Jane Gibbons 6. Introducing Non-Punitive Approaches
into Child Protection: Legal Issues Judith Masson 7. Can Filtering
Processes be Rationalised Corinne Wattam 8. Children abused within the care
system - do current representation procedures offer the child protection
and the family support? Christine Lyon 9. Protection and Child Welfare:
Striking the Balance Elaine Farmer 10. Need, Risk and Significant Harm June
Thoburn, Marion Brandon and Anne Lewis 11. Delivering Family Support:
Issues and Themes in Service Development Nick Frost 12. Partnership with
Service Users in Child Protection and Family Support Bill Jordan 13.
Putting Child and Family Support and Protection into Practice Barbara Hearn
1. Child Protection and Family Support: Current Debates and Future
Prospects Nigel Parton 2. The Re-Focusing of Children's Services: The
Contribution of Research Mike Little 3. Implementing the Family Support
Clauses of the 1989 Children Act: Legislative, Professional and
Organisational Obstacles Jane Tunstill 4. Policing Minority Child Rearing
Practices in Australia David Thorpe 5. Relating Outcomes to Objectives in
Child Protection Policy Jane Gibbons 6. Introducing Non-Punitive Approaches
into Child Protection: Legal Issues Judith Masson 7. Can Filtering
Processes be Rationalised Corinne Wattam 8. Children abused within the care
system - do current representation procedures offer the child protection
and the family support? Christine Lyon 9. Protection and Child Welfare:
Striking the Balance Elaine Farmer 10. Need, Risk and Significant Harm June
Thoburn, Marion Brandon and Anne Lewis 11. Delivering Family Support:
Issues and Themes in Service Development Nick Frost 12. Partnership with
Service Users in Child Protection and Family Support Bill Jordan 13.
Putting Child and Family Support and Protection into Practice Barbara Hearn
Prospects Nigel Parton 2. The Re-Focusing of Children's Services: The
Contribution of Research Mike Little 3. Implementing the Family Support
Clauses of the 1989 Children Act: Legislative, Professional and
Organisational Obstacles Jane Tunstill 4. Policing Minority Child Rearing
Practices in Australia David Thorpe 5. Relating Outcomes to Objectives in
Child Protection Policy Jane Gibbons 6. Introducing Non-Punitive Approaches
into Child Protection: Legal Issues Judith Masson 7. Can Filtering
Processes be Rationalised Corinne Wattam 8. Children abused within the care
system - do current representation procedures offer the child protection
and the family support? Christine Lyon 9. Protection and Child Welfare:
Striking the Balance Elaine Farmer 10. Need, Risk and Significant Harm June
Thoburn, Marion Brandon and Anne Lewis 11. Delivering Family Support:
Issues and Themes in Service Development Nick Frost 12. Partnership with
Service Users in Child Protection and Family Support Bill Jordan 13.
Putting Child and Family Support and Protection into Practice Barbara Hearn