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A unique anthropological approach that explores the diversity of social work and the intricate processes that motivate and shape people into social workers. Marek Perlinski, Umea University

"“A unique anthropological approach that explores the diversity of social work and the intricate processes that motivate and shape people into social workers.” Marek Perlinski, Umeå University ""Of great value to anyone who wants to engage in serious reflection on what it means to be a social worker, including prospective and practicing social workers."" John Chandler, University of East London"

“A unique anthropological approach that explores the diversity of social work and the intricate processes that motivate and shape people into social workers.” Marek Perlinski, Umeå University ""Of great value to anyone who wants to engage in serious reflection on what it means to be a social worker, including prospective and practicing social workers."" John Chandler, University of East London

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Linda Bell is an anthropologist and retired Associate Professor, now a Research Fellow and Visiting Academic in the School of Health and Education, Middlesex University.

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