European Journal of Social Work

Papers
(The TQCC of European Journal of Social Work is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Datenschutz in der Kinder- und Jugendhilfe. Praxishandbuch für die sozialpädagogische Arbeit29
Radical hope: poverty-aware practice for social work28
Call for Papers27
A tale of two cases – investigating reasoning in similar cases with different outcomes24
Programme evaluation: A primer for effectiveness, quality, and value15
Travelling meanings: accountability practices and standardised instruments at a child protection service in the Netherlands15
Creating a future while waiting for a residence permit: temporary and irregular migrants in informal social infrastructures14
Gendered alignment and place-making: adolescents shaping social space in stigmatised neighbourhoods14
Social workers’ policy practice in Italy. Exploring different professional strategies for changing policies and organisations14
The role of child protection managers during the first phase of the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy. Challenges, priorities, new knowledge and skills13
Resonating relationships: an interview study with participants in an individual placement and support programme in Denmark13
COVID-19 and risk: policy making in a global pandemicCOVID-19 and risk: policy making in a global pandemic, by Andy Alaszewski, Bristol, Policy Press, 2021, 160 pp., ISBN 978-1-4473-6202-9 (ePDF), 97812
Harm, safety and belonging: exploring ‘contextual safeguarding’ with refugee youth in Europe12
Mechanisms that impact the experience and sustainability of the professional identity of social workers12
Support to ‘non-clients’: care managers’ role in direct and indirect carer support12
Participation at the margins – participation practices from the viewpoint of young people in residential care11
Editorial11
When judgment varies: the potential of AI to reduce noise in social work assessments10
Influence of street outreach work on the lives of marginalised people10
Sports programmes for the social reintegration of (formerly) incarcerated people: a multi-stakeholder analysis10
Diminishing their voice through choice? How ‘self-placing’ in out-of-home care affects children and young people’s participation in decision-making10
Domestic violence professionals in Portuguese shelters: navigating challenges amidst the COVID-19 pandemic10
Voices from the silent cradles. Life histories of Romania’s looked-after children9
Advocacy and legal aid for homeless people. Challenges and insights from a study of voluntary organisation in Italy9
Participation in practice in child welfare: processes, benefits and challenges9
Constructing a client category of the experience of buying sex: an explorative study of how sexuality and masculinity construct the client category of men who buy sex within social work in Sweden9
Participation of youth in group social intervention programmes in Madrid. A qualitative study focused on participants’ experiences8
Digital communication and child participation in child welfare services: a scoping review of potentials and challenges8
Teaching social work8
‘Is it a positive or a negative?’ Children’s participation in discharge of care order proceedings7
Social sustainability: what implications for social work?7
Participatory planning and individualisation in personal social services: a case study from the Czech republic7
Adolescents in therapeutic residential care: treatment needs and characteristics7
Informal networks in child protection assessments: between policy and practice7
Anger as a facilitator for transformative social work with and for people with intellectual disabilities: a theoretical contribution7
Mentoring for social inclusion: a call for social work to engage with an emerging model of social intervention7
Exploring theoretical resources for social work from the global south: Latin American critical theory7
Editorial6
A cluster analysis of the family dynamics in a family prevention programme for adolescents from vulnerable families6
What is in a failure: a descriptive study about conceptions of failures within social services6
To speak or not to speak. The responses of social workers and volunteers to adverse conditions in supporting refugees6
Editorial6
Discursively constructing youth at risk: street-level professionals’ blending of othering and de-othering6
Ready and steady? – A cross-sectional study of Norwegian social workers’ resilience and job satisfaction during COVID-196
On the reconstruction of family life and ‘institutional forms of parentification': unaccompanied minors’ experiences with family reunification in Belgium and Norway6
Social work research using arts-based methods6
Revealing the freedom of movement of youngsters in residential youth care: towards the creation of a socio-spatial citizenship climate6
Mental health and quality of life among Norwegian child welfare service workers6
What prevents people from becoming foster carers?6
The origins of social care and social work: creating a global future5
Child welfare workers’ understanding of gender, sexual orientation and sexual health in assessments of youths with a problematic substance use5
Understanding professionalism through the lens of newly qualified social workers5
Single Moms, absent Dads: neglecting fathers and burdening mothers in social work practice with separated families5
Rural social work: practices and organisation. A case study in Andalusia (Spain)5
Soziale Arbeit in guter Gesellschaft5
Diverging and converging perceptions in legitimising policy advocacy: social work advocates and policymakers at the local level5
Child protection and rights in India: COVID-19 experiences and contemporary challenges5
‘I have the strength and the Faith’ — adaptation of Ukrainian refugee parents in Estonia after fleeing the war5
The untold stories of resilience, reworking and resistance of ageing non-European migrant women5
A hybrid job center. Composite client experiences with employment services between enforcement and care5
“Social Space: Creating Condizioni – Milieus – Territorio – Landscapes”5
Contested legacies: critical perspectives on postwar modern housing5
Cultural well-being and social work: conceptual understandings and their application to music-based interventions for older people Kulturelles Wohlbefinden und Soziale Arbeit: Konzeptionelle Ansätze u5
Collective permanent supportive housing for older adults with homelessness and substance use: enabling environments and risk environments5
A call for ecosocial community work: challenges and possibilities for ecosocial work in local neighbourhoods in Sweden5
Understanding social work professionalism through organisational lens: a study of social workers in Sweden4
Well-being at work factors perceived by social work professionals during COVID-19: reflections for the generation of Healthy Organisations4
Allowing time to piece the puzzle together: experiences of Norwegian service providers in supporting the empowerment of refugees with limited formal education4
Social well-being, development, and multiple modernities in Asia4
Commoning by zoning? Social work’s involvement in urban spatial conflicts4
Social work and the environment4
Editorial4
‘Exploring Heteronormativity’: a teaching programme to develop experience-based knowledge of the reproduction of power asymmetries4
Mobilizing moral outrage: agonistic social work through coalition-building practices4
The meaning of social cohesion in preventive family support: a practitioners’ perspective4
Bridging theory and practice in child welfare education: preparing students for practice4
Eco-social work: Politica e lavoro sociale nella crisi ecologica (Strumenti per il servizio sociale)4
Life after Covid-19: the other side of the crisis4
Activation policy and discretion in the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) – introducing a multi-layered explanatory model4
Social work and social control. ‘Supportive control’ as a key feature of social work practice4
Navigating multiple displacements: encounters and emplacement practices at municipal service centres in marginalised communities in Sweden4
Invisible children and young people in Child Protection Services4
The use of independent foster care agencies by Swedish local authorities: Do structural factors matter?3
Delivering trauma-informed outreach to women involved in street-based prostitution: enablers and barriers3
Individual placement and support in the Scandinavian countries: a scoping review of providers’ perspectives on implementation and integration in cross-sectoral settings3
Competence and professionalisation among return-to-work coordinators in Sweden: comparisons by original profession3
Political ideology and social work3
No choice? Hiring agency social workers in the Swedish personal social services3
Not trustworthy. African parents’ perspectives on Norwegian child protection care measures3
Waiting for welfare: experiences of street traders from Delhi, India3
When the outside penetrates the inside: the relationship between Palestinian Israeli and Jewish Israeli social workers in mixed cities during the events of May 20213
Paraprofession and profession: significant relationship in the process of professionalisation of social work in the Czech Republic3
Dilemmas faced by social workers while working with Ethiopian families in Israel: A qualitative research study3
Evidence and evidence gaps in assessments and interventions in areas related to social work research and practice – an overview of four evidence maps3
Help and support for bereaved persons who use drugs: a qualitative study3
Working with pupils who use alcohol and drugs: emotional labour and crime prevention of Swedish high school staff members3
Language disordant social work in a multilingual word3
Le travail social en Europe: entre passé, présent et avenir3
Social work as ‘pest’ or agent of positive change: the accommodating and transformative aspects of resilience in the discursive stances of (future) Czech social workers3
‘Building a new society in the shell of the old’: the power of prefigurative politics for social work3
Independent experts in care order proceedings: a scoping review3
Cripping the academy: Disability, access, and accountability in the light of crip spacetime3
Embedding sustainability in local welfare systems: bottom-up contributions from social workers and care professionals in public and third sector organisations3
Admission of an older person into a care home in Europe: exploring the dimensions of a ‘Healthy Transition’ and the potential role of social work3
Who would never grant them equal rights? A comparative analysis of welfare chauvinism in Central and Eastern Europe3
African immigrants in Sweden experiencing the threat of forced child removal3
Between reflection and function: the dual study programme as a symptom of the structural transformation of social work3
Voices from the frontline: practicing school social work in Greece during the COVID-19 pandemic3
Collaborative mental health treatment: current practices among mental health providers in Norway3
Under pressure: a critical scoping review of scales and instruments used in work with people in over-indebtedness3
Unfolding the ‘grey scene’: exploring the intersection of work and home during post-COVID remote social work3
Adoption from care, the reunification principle and consensual placements: the political promotion of a controversial child protection measure in Sweden3
Individual and organisational resilience in social services3
A dialogue with Wonderhill: social work, place-making and creating spaces for new meanings3
Confronting and managing ethical dilemmas in social work using ChatGPT3
The philosophy of liberation and social work: a short essay in memory of Enrico Dussel (1934–2023)3
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