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The editorial team warmly welcome Mrs. Professor Lena Dominelli, and Mr. Professor Malcolm Payne, two prominent internationally social work personalities who have kindly accepted to be part of our journal’s International Advisory Board starting with issue no. 1/2010.
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Articles by: Andreea Bîrneanu

Nr. 4 / 2020 - Self and Caregiver Assessment of Internalizing and Externalizing Problems of Romanian Children Placed in Foster Care
Objective: To assess the emotional, psychological and behavioural problems of children/teenagers placed in foster care. Methods: 92 foster children/teenagers aged 6-18 and 52 foster parents were asses...
Nr. 2 / 2019 - Experience of Parenting in Non Kinship Placements
This study aims to contribute to the literature on foster care and service provision, to gain understanding ofparenting skills in interactions with the foster child.Method: theinvestigation assesses h...
Nr. 2 / 2016 - The Role and Influence of Family and Community Relations on the Disabled Persons’ Labor Market Status: Perspectives of Disabled Individuals and Family Members
Using a qualitative research approach named "Institutional Ethnography", the current study was conducted in Timiş Country, in order to explore the "lived" experiences of 24 people with disabilities b...
Nr. 1 / 2015 - Where do we Stand on Disability? European and Romanian Policy Developments Regarding the Inclusion and Protection of Disabled Persons, Over the Last Quarter of Century
The current paper presents an overview of the policy developments on the topic of social inclusion and protection of persons with disabilities at EU level and Romania, over the last quarter of century...
Nr. 4 / 2014 - The Resilience of Foster Children: the Influence and the Importance of their Attachment
Both resilience and attachment requires positive social interactions from one's significant other's. Method: investigation of attachment and resilience in foster care children was made through semi-tr...
Nr. 3 / 2013 - Ataşamentul: premisă a dezvoltării sociale şi emoţionale a copilului în relaţia cu asistentul maternal profesionist
Studies in general populations of children bring strong evidence that attachment patterns in the absence of major changes in life are relatively stable over time (Waters et al, 2000). Also, other rese...
Nr. 4 / 2013 - Behavior Problems in Foster Care Children
Many international studies describe the psychosocial functioning of children in foster care using the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL). Although children in foster care have been reported to show high ...


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