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Human Systems: the Journal of Systemic Consultation and Management
Volume 5, Issue 1-4 1994
Volume 5, Issues 1-2
Editorial Peter Stratton P.1-4
Language and Action: Wittgenstein and Dewey in Practice of Therapy and Consultation
Vernon Cronen and Peter Lang P.5-44
Issues of Interpretive Methodology
Kirsten Costain Schou and Jenny Hewison P.45-68
The Context of Culture in Systemic Therapy
Chris Hannah P.69-82
Beyond Instrumentalism: The Use of Metaphor in Family Therapy
David Spellman P.83-96
Reflections on the Practice of Systemic Management in the Climate of the “Contract” Culture
Viv Gross P.97-108
Research Process and Gendered Reflexivity
Charlotte Burck and Stephen Frosh P.109-122
Perspective: Practices in Search of Theories
John Burnham, Jeanette Samper, Eduardo Villar P.123-126
Volume 5, Issues 3-4
SPECIAL ISSUE: POVERTY AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION
GUEST EDITOR: IMELDA COLGAN McCARTHY
Editorial Imelda Colgan McCarthy P.127-130
THEORY AND FIRST PERSON NARRATIVES
Culture, Class, Race and Gender
Monica McGoldrick P.131-154
Just Now I’d Like to be Called Myra
Myra McGuirk and Nollaig Byrne P.155-168
Gender and Poverty as Contexts for Depression
Elsa Jones P.169-184
Ask and You Shall Receive: A One Way Street?
Bernadette O’Sullivan P.185-190
Some Central Ideas in the “Just Therapy” Approach
Charles Waldegrave and Kiwi Tamasese P.191-208
Living and Working in a Poor Community
Jo Kennedy P.209-218
DECONSTRUCTING NORMS
The Family We Live and the Family We Think
Helosia R. Szymanski Gomes P.219-228
Abusing Norms: Welfare Families and a Fifth Province Stance Imelda Colgan McCarthy P.229-240
Therapy with the Culturally Different
Adele Garcia P.241-251
DILEMMA AND SOCIAL SERVICES
Working with Families in Institutions for Juvenile Offenders: An Ecosystemic Model for the Development of Family Involvement Yoel Elizur P.253-266
Focusing the Network: Multicultural Experiences from the Crisis Unit in Botkyrka, Sweden
Gunner Forsberg and Johan Wallmark P.267-282
Rehabilitation, Child Abuse and Poverty: A Quintet of Problems Entailed by the Dominant Discourse
Alan Carr P.283-292
Responding to the Mental Health Needs: The Indian Dilemma Clyde, M. Murthy P.293-304
Who is a Customer for Social Service: Some Risks for Abusive Practices in the Transition to Purchaser-Provider Systems in Swedish Social Servies
Ernst Salamon P.305-318
Poverty and Social Services
Laura Fruggeri and Massimo Matteini P.319-336