Donald C. DowlingNorthwestern journal of international law and business
Within Europe, there is relatively higher reciprocal migration that may be motivated by opportunities to work legally or to increase income but also to avoid the social stigma associated with working as sex-worker in someone own’s home country....
If so, you may enjoy a career as a social worker, providing support and guidance to people who are coping with difficult circumstances, such as individuals who are unemployed, facing a family crisis, struggling with addiction or diagnosed with a serious illness. Social workers cater to ...
The Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP) conducted a study on how sex workers are impacted by Covid-19 pandemic. This study focused specifically on Asia–Pacific, Latin American, and African regions of the world. Different aspects were examined in the survey related to the accessibility ...
It is an increasing situation in Europe, especially relevant in the south countries. For now, we still have very little academic literature about this phenomenon in the European context, and particularly in Spain. This study analyses the well-being and the mental health in a Spanish sample of ...
In the study of migrant population, Li et al. (2012) define the identity of the floating population as “the migrant’s perception of their identity (urban people, rural people, foreigner, migrant worker), which is manifested by a sense of belonging and thinking about who they are. Hou ...
In the article, the authors pose a question: to what extent can we speak of social work practice in support of refugees in post-socialist Southeastern Europe given that in the region, which was part of the Balkans Humanitarian Corridor in 2015 and 2016, state-supported social work practice is...
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As Bailey (2009: 3) points out, given that the neo-liberalising effects of the European project made social democratic policies less likely to be implemented across the member states, this “social democratic turn to Europe”Footnote 1 seems to constitute a puzzle: why and how were the ...
Social Democratic Party, Germany’s oldest political party and one of the country’s two main parties. It advocates the modernization of the economy to meet the demands of globalization, but it also stresses the need to address the social needs of worker