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Dr. Ian Shaw is S R Nathan Professor of Social Work at National University of Singapore and Professor Emeritus at the University of York, England. He was the first chair of the European Social Work Research Association (ESWRA) and a founder editor of the journal Qualitative Social Work. He has authored almost 100 peer-reviewed papers, more than 20 books, 60 book chapters, and various research reports. He has written extensively in the journals on issues arising from the relationship between social work and sociology over the last century. His more recent books include Social Work Science (2016) and Research and the Social Work Picture (2018). He is pursuing a graduate programme in creative writing, which sits alongside his interests in gardening, his local church, volunteering in his village shop, playing badminton (badly), and Bob Dylan. Katharine Briar-Lawson is an experienced academic administrator and national expert on family focused practice and child and family policy. Among her books (co-authored) are Family-Centered Policies & Practices: International Implications (2001) and (co-edited) Innovative Practices with Vulnerable Children and Families (2001). She has recently co-edited two volumes on Evaluation Research in Child Welfare, (2002) and Charting the Impacts of University-Child Welfare Collaboration, (2003). She is a member of the Council on Social Work Education Practice Commission; she also serves as associate editor for the New Global Development: Journal of International and Comparative Social Welfare, and is consulting editor for Social Work, as well as Family Preservation. She Co-Chairs the Gerontological Task Force for the National Association for Deans and Directors. Joan Orme began her social work career as a probationofficer working first in Sheffield and then Southampton. Her first academic post at the University of Southampton was specifically for training probation officers. She continued in generic social work education, with a specific interest in probation education and training, at Southampton until she took up her post at Glasgow . Joan was appointed the first Professor of Social Work at the University of Glasgow in October 2000 and helped to establish the Glasgow School of Social Work, a joint Schoolof Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities. She was appointed the founding Head of the School in 2003. Joan is active in a number of Scottish and UK organisations. In 2001-2004 she was Chair of the Joint University Council Social Work Education Committee (JUC SWEC) that represents universities with social work courses. In that role she represented social work academics on the Department of Health Project Board for the Social Work degree in England . She was appointed a lifelong fellow of the JUC in 2005. In 2000-2004 she was a member of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Training Board and was Vice Chair from 2003-2005. She currently holds a Researcher Development Initiative (RDI) grant from the ESRC for Increasing the confidence and competence of Social Work researchers: building research capacity in social work. Details of the RDI are available at www.rdi.ac.uk. She is a member of the steering group that developed the JUC SWEC Research Strategy http://www.swap.ac.uk/research/strategy.asp and a member of the Steering Group for the Research and Development Strategy for Social Services in Scotland Professor Ruckdeschel is Co-Editor and Co-Founding Editor, along with Ian Shaw of the UK, of the Sage journal Qualitative Social Work: Research and Practice. He is a current member and past chair of the University-wide Qualitative Research Committee. He has also recently chaired the School of Social Work Rank & Tenure Committee (1998-2002) and the Family Concentration (1999-2002) and has served on and/or chaired numerous School committees. Professor Ruckdeschel currently serves on the Advisory Committee of Ethics Across the Curriculum (1998-present) and is a member of the Executive Committee of the Center for Health Care Ethics (1997-present).
The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt By Ian Shaw
The Oxford History of Ancient Egyptby Ian Shaw
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Christianity By Ian Shaw
Christianityby Ian Shaw
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The Dictionary of Ancient Egypt By Ian Shaw
The Dictionary of Ancient Egyptby Ian Shaw
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Ancient Egypt: A Very Short Introduction By Ian Shaw
Ancient Egypt: A Very Short Introductionby Ian Shaw
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Ancient Egyptian Warfare By Ian Shaw
Ancient Egyptian Warfareby Ian Shaw
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Evaluating in Practice By Ian Shaw
Evaluating in Practiceby Ian Shaw
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Qualitative Research in Social Work By Ian Shaw
Qualitative Research in Social Workby Ian Shaw
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You and Your Audi TT By Ian Shaw
You and Your Audi TTby Ian Shaw
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Doing Qualitative Research in Social Work By Ian Shaw
Doing Qualitative Research in Social Workby Ian Shaw
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The SAGE Handbook of Evaluation By Ian Shaw
The SAGE Handbook of Evaluationby Ian Shaw
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Egyptian Warfare and Weapons By Ian Shaw
Egyptian Warfare and Weaponsby Ian Shaw
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Qualitative Evaluation By Ian Shaw
Qualitative Evaluationby Ian Shaw
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Social Issues and the Local Church By Ian Shaw
Social Issues and the Local Churchby Ian Shaw
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Christian Family Matters By Ian Shaw
Christian Family Mattersby Ian Shaw
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Evaluation and Social Work Practice By Ian Shaw
Evaluation and Social Work Practiceby Ian Shaw
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Is it Safe to Eat? By Ian Shaw
Is it Safe to Eat?by Ian Shaw
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Evaluating in Practice By Ian Shaw
Evaluating in Practiceby Ian Shaw
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