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CLARKE, KRIS

CLARKE, KRIS

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Crossing borders through cyberspace: a discussion of an Internet social work education exchange pilot project across the Atlantic

Carter-Anand, Janet; Clarke, Kris (Taylor & Francis, 2009)

This article discusses a trial electronic exchange project developed between social work education departments in the Republic of Ireland and the USA. It outlines the contemporary significance and challenges of integrating ...
Negotiating migrant community needs through social work research: a Finnish example

Clarke, Kris (SAGE Publications, 2009)

The implications of increased immigration have been at the top of the political agenda in many European countries for the past decade. The boundaries of inclusion in national welfare states are a fraught political issue ...
Child health inequality: framing a social work response

Hernandez, Virginia Rondero; Montana, Salvador; Clarke, Kris (Oxford University Press, 2010)

This article discusses a trial electronic exchange project developed between social work education departments in the Republic of Ireland and the USA. It outlines the contemporary significance and challenges of integrating ...
The significance of harm reduction as a social and health care intervention for injecting drug users: an exploratory study of a needle exchange program in Fresno, California

Clarke, Kris; Harris, Debra; Zweifler, John A.; Lasher, Marc; Mortimer, Roger B.; Hughes, Susan (Taylor & Francis, 2016)

Infectious disease remains a significant social and health concern in the United States. Preventing more people from contracting HIV/AIDS or Hepatitis C (HCV), requires a complex understanding of the interconnection ...
The case of a needle exchange policy debate in Fresno, California

Clarke, Kris (SAGE Publications, 2016)

Infectious disease remains a significant social and health concern in the United States. Preventing more people from contracting HIV/AIDS or Hepatitis C (HCV), requires a complex understanding of the interconnection between ...

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