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Explores the cultural evolution in social work, indicating implications for theory and education.
The study concludes that social work has institutionalized and professionalized culture without undergoing an epistemic transformation. Rather than evidencing a cultural turn, the discipline exhibits a pattern of cultural accommodation, with implications for theory, education, research practice, and future decolonizing projects.
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