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The ASWDNet is happy to announce its first two Online Courses (Free) — Visit our Mfundo Training Portal for Research Ethics Courses…
Testing and validating theories and models is important to improve their quality and power and to increase confidence in their…
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Are you interested in turning your thesis or dissertation into a book and pitching it to a publisher but do…
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Albert Chinualumogu Achebe was born in Ogidi, Nigeria, in 1930. He was a poet, novelist and political critic. He also…
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This video and transcribed text below came from Walter Bgoya’s 2021 keynote speech at University of Cape Town, South Africa….
Journal website: www.ubuntu.africasocialwork.net The Journal of Ubuntu provides a platform for the publishing of high quality articles on all aspects…
Primary article (full research) You identify an issue, problem or challenge, ask a question, look for multiple sources to answer…
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Socio-economic development studies are crucial for development al social work, which has been promoted as the best approach to social…
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What is a philosophy? A philosophy refers to a whole view about life, sometimes called a worldview or way of…
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Just like making fufu, writing a journal article can be as easy for students if you start early. The staple…
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