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The anatomy of underdevelopment: implications for social work training in South Africa
Interest in this particular subject grew out of my own personal background and the professional experiences I accumulated since qualifying in 1970 with a first degree (in Social Work) at the University of the Western Cape.
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Department of Sociology
2026
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