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A critical review of Chinese and international social work: Walking a tightrope between local and global standards by Meng, Qian, Gray, Mel, Bradt, Lieve, Roets, Griet

“…This article presents a critical analysis of the challenges global social work standards present for mainland China (hereafter China) with its authoritarian…”
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Emergence of social work practice in rural China: A way forward? by Meng, Qian, Gray, Mel, Bradt, Lieve, Roets, Griet

“…Following massive socioeconomic reforms over the past three decades, social work in the People’s Republic of China (hereafter China) has developed at an…”
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When Individual Differences Meet Society: On the Complex Relationships Between Boredom Proneness, Material Deprivation, and Aspects of Subjective Well-Being Among Young Adolescents by Spruyt, Bram, Van Droogenbroeck, Filip, Siongers, Jessy, Bradt, Lieve

“…Even though boredom has been shown to be a distinct emotional experience that is prevalent among youth and that predicts a wide range of personal and societal…”
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Navigating Crises: Examining the Impact on Students in Four European Countries by Rajić, Višnja, Višnjić-Jevtić, Adrijana, Odrowaz-Coates, Anna, Bradt, Lieve, Simut, Ciprian

“…A crisis is any challenging situation that requires a judgment or a decision. During their lifespan people are exposed to crises at micro, meso and macro…”
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Parents’ role in adolescents’ leisure time use: From goals to parenting practices by Van der Eecken, Annelore, Spruyt, Bram, Bradt, Lieve

“…Inspired by Ann Swidler’s toolkit theory, this qualitative study aims to achieve a better understanding of social class differences in parenting practices and,…”
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De visie van Turkse en Marokkaanse moeders op de vrijetijdsbesteding van hun kinderen by Van der Eecken, Annelore, Van de Walle, Tineke, Bradt, Lieve

“…The perception of Turkish and Moroccan mothers of their children’s leisure time activitiesToday, the importance of social participation is reflected in an…”
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Urban living and the search for new societal metaphors: Insights from Brussels participatory arts practices by Dewinter, Hanne, Rutten, Kris, Bradt, Lieve

“…In recent years, the relation between participatory arts practices and urban living has been a topic of debate. In an increasingly plural urban society, the…”
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What do we talk about when we talk about leisure? Conceptualising leisure through the lived experiences of vocational pupils by Van Elsen, Saan, Roets, Griet, Bradt, Lieve

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Livable streets? Green gentrification and the displacement of longtime residents in Ghent, Belgium by Goossens, Cedric, Oosterlynck, Stijn, Bradt, Lieve

“…While urban greening initiatives are becoming increasing prevalent, some critical scholars have started to question the neutrality of this movement…”
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Carving a Professional Identity for Chinese Social Work Shaped by Universalisation, Indigenisation, and Culturalism by Meng, Qian, Gray, Mel, Bradt, Lieve, Roets, Griet

“…China provides an extremely interesting contemporary case study for the international social work research community, given its questioning of the pertinence…”
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Community sport and social inclusion: international perspectives by Schaillée, Hebe, Haudenhuyse, Reinhard, Bradt, Lieve

“…This opening article examines the relationship between community sport and social inclusion in research and practice. We discuss the notion of community sport,…”
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Towards a paradigm shift? The potential of participatory arts practices in a context of post-crisis reconstruction by Dewinter, Hanne, Allemeersch, Simon, Bradt, Lieve

“…From a social pedagogical perspective, the COVID-19 pandemic has (re-)raised the question of what constitutes social bonds. In this article, we focus on…”
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Fearing youth, fostering democracy: conceptions of children and young people's good citizenship and citizenship education in European policy (1976 - 2021) by Meylemans, Eveline, De Wilde, Lieselot, Bradt, Lieve

“…Discussions on citizenship always reflect broader political debates on the desired moral fabrics of a society. Evolving from a merely national subject,…”
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No more colouring outside the lines? Exploring young people's navigational agency in education by Tourne, Juno, Devlieghere, Jochen, Roose, Rudi, Bradt, Lieve

“…This article highlights the inequality in the Flemish education system, which disproportionately affects youngsters with low socioeconomic status. This…”
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‘Urban cowboyism’ and beyond: The boundary-spanning potential of Brussels participatory arts practices by Dewinter, Hanne, Rutten, Kris, De Corte, Joris, Bradt, Lieve

“…In the course of the last decades, the rise of participatory arts practices has been advocated on the basis of a series of possible answers to complex societal…”
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Creating Transparency through Electronic Information Systems: Opportunities and Pitfalls by Devlieghere, Jochen, Bradt, Lieve, Roose, Rudi

“…Abstract Over the past few decades, governments all over Europe have drawn upon a diversity of Electronic Information Systems (EISs). One of the aims of these…”
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In search of strategies for rural revitalization in China: Puhan’s approach to sustainable community development by Meng, Qian, Gray, Mel, Bradt, Lieve, Roets, Griet

“…Abstract Despite the central government’s rural reconstruction programme targeting rural villages, rural communities in contemporary China continue to face…”
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From the social to the urban question: the pedagogical role of participatory arts practices in cities in transformation by Dewinter, Hanne, Rutten, Kris, Bradt, Lieve

“…Within social work, participatory arts practices have increasingly been put forward as a (new) pedagogical project that creates opportunities to deal with the…”
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Governmental Rationales for Installing Electronic Information Systems: A Quest for Responsive Social Work by Devlieghere, Jochen, Bradt, Lieve, Roose, Rudi

“…Various authors have argued that electronic information systems (EIS) do not necessarily improve the responsiveness of social work. One of the main reasons…”
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Policy Rationales for Electronic Information Systems: An Area of Ambiguity by Devlieghere, Jochen, Bradt, Lieve, Roose, Rudi

“…Child welfare and protection (CWP) has engaged in the introduction of Electronic Information Systems (EIS), such as electronic recording, assessment and…”
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