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Social Work in the British Isles Caroline Seebohm Amber explains how children withFar from presenting a unified picture of social work in the region, the contributors show how varied practice provision can be, reflecting he importance of lessons that can be learned from within and outwith social care. They explore key differences in social work's role and character, and the legal systems and organizational structures in which it operates in the different regions.