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  1. The role of school-based interventions in mitigating polyvictimization: Evidence from a national sample of Tunisian secondary schools
  2. Cultural conceptualization of child neglect: when wrong is deemed to be right
  3. Do lineage-based inheritance norms matter in kinship care arrangements? Exploring inheritance paths in grandparent kinship care practice in Ghana
  4. Mandatory Reporting of Adverse Childhood Events Identified in the Context of Data Collection: A South Australian Experience
  5. When practice and research meet: demonstration of a practice research methodology in co-producing an assessment tool
  6. Muslim Community Reactions to Domestic Violence in South Australia: A Qualitative Vignette Study
  7. Violence begets violence: how grandmother kinship caregivers mitigate abuse by their grandchildren
  8. Breaking the cycle: investigating the Social drivers of child witchcraft accusations and ritual abuse in contemporary Ghana
  9. Associations between child neglect, informal interventions in food neglect, and child stunting: Evidence from the Ghana families study
  10. Corrigendum: EEG-based multivariate and univariate analyses reveal the mechanisms underlying the recognition-based production effect: evidence from mixed-list design
  11. Child neglect as a culture-based concept: A systematic review and implications for studying and measuring child neglect
  12. EEG-based multivariate and univariate analyses reveal the mechanisms underlying the recognition-based production effect: evidence from mixed-list design
  13. Conceptualization of Child Labour: Contemporary Understanding and Gaps
  14. Theoretical Analysis of the Cycle of Intimate Partner Violence: A Systematic Review
  15. Unpacking norms shaping disclosure of intrafamilial child sexual abuse
  16. Supervision and Monitoring in Informal Child Protection in Rural Context
  17. Community Interaction, Influence, and Child Maltreatment: Variations by Rural and Urban Residence Status
  18. Perspectives of mental health professionals on kinship care for persons with mental illness in Ghana
  19. Assessing Child Maintenance Cases in Ghana: What Do Social Workers Consider?
  20. When Social Workers Are Given Dual Mandates: Child Maintenance and the Complexities of Family Situations in the Ghanaian Child Protection System
  21. Risk and Protective Factors of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa: A Systematic Review
  22. Caregiver burden and health-related quality of life: A study of  informal caregivers of older adults in Ghana
  23. Passing the torch or breaking a cycle of intergenerational transmission of child labour: Reflections from the lived experiences of children
  24. Neglect, online invasive exploitation, and childhood sexual abuse in Hong Kong: Breaking the links
  25. Desistance from physical abuse in a national study of Nepal: Protective informal social control and self-compassion
  26. Deinstitutionalization of children in residential care facilities: Experiences and perceptions of professionals in Ghana
  27. Towards a normative change approach in child labour: A theoretical analysis and empirical exploration of the constituted and constitutive procedural social norms
  28. Gendered Dimensions of Demand for Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in Kathmandu, Nepal
  29. Protective indigenous collective value of Ubuntu and child neglect: Implications for rural child protection practice
  30. The protective effects of the collective cultural value of abiriwatia against child neglect: Results from a nationally representative survey
  31. Protective Community Norms and Mental Health Risks for Severe Physical Abuse: Lessons From a Nationally Representative Study of Ghana
  32. Safeguarding the welfare of refugee children in Ghana: Perspectives of practitioners in refugee camps
  33. Studying Maltreatment Through Polyvictimization: A Three-Dimensional Theoretical Foundation
  34. Formal and Informal Social Control of Family Violence
  35. Caregivers' perceptions of informal social control practices to reduce child neglect: A qualitative study in Ghana
  36. Dose–Response Relationship Between Protective Family Informal Social Control and Chronic Child Neglect: Does Household Size Matter?
  37. Collective value of Abiriwatia and protective informal social control of child neglect: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey in Ghana
  38. Addressing Filicide in Ghana: Linking Cultural Understanding With the Law Against Filicide. Does the Law Work?
  39. Legitimacy, incipience, and perception of informal social control of intimate partner violence: Experiment on a Korean parent sample
  40. Filicide as a cultural practice in Ghana: The qualitative understanding of a family tragedy and its implications for child protection practice
  41. Thresholds for Intervention in Child Neglect by Ordinary Citizens: Implications for Measuring Informal Social Control of Child Neglect
  42. “Invisible” children: A multiple case study on the experiences and protection of hospital-stranded children
  43. Social Norms and Family Child Labor: A Systematic Literature Review
  44. Invasive Exploitation and the Multiplicative Hypothesis: Polyvictimization and Adolescent Depression Symptoms in Nepal
  45. Measuring Informal Social Control in Child Maltreatment: From “Whether” to “How,” from One-Off to Sustained, from Individual to Community
  46. Rethinking Child Protection in Sub-Saharan Africa
  47. Contributing to indigenous social work practice in Africa: A look at the cultural conceptualisations of social problems in Ghana
  48. During and beyond the frequent lockdowns: Addressing the pandemic (COVID-19)–related family violence through informal social control
  49. Implementation of Inclusive Education Policy in Ghana: Recommendations from Social Workers and Policy Makers
  50. Parental poverty, physical neglect and child welfare intervention: Dilemma and constraints of child welfare workers in Ghana
  51. Where Do We Go After Surviving the Virus? Cross-Country Documentary Analysis of the Social Consequences Faced by COVID-19 Survivors
  52. Keeping families afloat: Foster carer’s parenting experiences during COVID-19 in Ghana and implications for practice
  53. Child polyvictimization in Zongo communities in Ghana: Young people’s reflections on systemic resilience enablers
  54. “Adding salt to wounds”: Parentification among children living with parents with mental illness during the COVID-19 pandemic and the role of social workers
  55. Parents’ Perceptions on the Outcomes of Children’s Participation in Child Protection Meetings in Ghana
  56. Social Movements and Politics of Violence in Cohabiting Non-Marital Families
  57. Regulating the traditional kinship care practice in Ghana: Reflections from young people with kinship care experience
  58. When Parents Fail: Addressing Delinquent Child Maintenance Through Informal Resources
  59. Towards child-inclusive practices in child protection in Ghana: Perspectives from parents
  60. Towards Culturally Specific Solutions: Evidence from Ghanaian Kinship Caregivers on Child Neglect Intervention
  61. A reason for the unmet needs of children in contact with social services? Non-resident fathers’ perspectives on delinquent child maintenance claims
  62. Informal Control and Safety Measures of Street Hawkers: Narratives from Costermongers
  63. Neighbourhood collective efficacy and protective effects on child maltreatment: A systematic literature review
  64. Experiences of Children in Kinship Care (CKC) in Ghana
  65. Drawing on Kinship Care Support for Older People during a Pandemic (COVID-19): Practice Considerations for Social Workers in Ghana
  66. Creating a better kinship environment for children in Ghana: Lessons from young people with informal kinship care experience
  67. How Did I Know When to Report Physical Neglect? Ghanaian Mothers’ Views on Delinquent Child Maintenance
  68. “We are consultants, not collaborators”: Young people’s experiences with child protection meetings in Ghana
  69. Moving towards independent living in Ghana: Narratives from young adults about their kinship care experience
  70. Decision-Making on Child Neglect: Ghanaian Social Workers’ Views and Experiences
  71. Becoming Professionals in Inclusive Education Settings: Perspectives from Ghanaian Social Work Students on Their Motivations
  72. Children in group residential care
  73. What makes kinship caregivers unprepared for children in their care? Perspectives and experiences from kinship care alumni in Ghana
  74. Caring for older persons in rural and urban communities: perspectives of Ghanaian informal caregivers on their coping mechanisms
  75. Children’s Participation in Child Protection Practice in Ghana: Practitioners’ Recommendations for Practice
  76. Conceptualisation of child neglect: A Ghanaian practice narrative
  77. Barriers to Children's Participation in Child Protection Practice: The Views and Experiences of Practitioners in Ghana
  78. Inclusive Education: Perception of Visually Impaired Students, Students Without Disability, and Teachers in Ghana
  79. Expectations and Realities: The Views and Experiences of HIV/AIDS Patients on Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme
  80. Barriers to childcare in Children's Homes in Ghana: Caregivers' solutions
  81. Parental participation in child protection practice.
  82. Perceptions about Disability among Persons with and without Disabilities in Sekondi, Ghana: A Qualitative Study
  83. The Social Support of Street Children: The Experiences and Views of Female Head Porters in Kumasi, Ghana