Perceptions of the ‘occupational other’: interpreters, social workers and intercultures
Uloženo v:
Tipton, R., Perceptions of the ‘occupational other’: interpreters, social workers and intercultures. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 46, n. 2, 2016, p. 463-479.
Ref.
516518
Umístění:
SIIS Archivo (R.717) / SIIS R.717
Palabras clave:
Trabajo social, Exclusión social, Minorías, Migración, Refugiados, Trabajador social, Intérpretes, Relación profesionales, Equipo multiprofesional, Actitudes profesionales
Trabajo social, Exclusión social, Minorías, Migración, Refugiados, Trabajador social, Intérpretes, Relación profesionales, Equipo multiprofesional, Actitudes profesionales
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