Vol. 12 No. 4 (2022) | African Journal of Social Work

Published: 2023-02-15

Key drivers of Egyptian social work researchers' low preference for using qualitative research methods in social work studies

Ahmed Thabet Helal Ibrahim, Mohamed Mohamed Kamel Elsherbiny

142-152

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Socio-cultural determinants hindering research among social workers in Nigeria

Blessing Ngowari Ramsey-Soroghaye, Mina Ogbanga

153-162

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Research on the Vatsonga people of Southern Africa: A reflection on a case study

Samuel Lisenga Simbine, Liana Le Roux, Noel Garikai Muridzo

163-172

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Towards a democratised method of data collection through the adoption and adaptation of the Shona concept of dare

Ricanos Jaure, Alfred Henry Makura , Gregory Alexander

173-178

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The hurdle of disseminating social work research findings in Zimbabwe and a proposed model

Sunungurayi Charamba, Rudo Mukurazhizha

179-188

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Walking the theories we talk: Utilizing African social work theories in African research

Alemayehu Gebru , Wario Wako

189-198

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Decolonising research methodologies in the Global South: Experiences of an African social scientist

Rosemary Chigevenga

199-206

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Stories of decolonising research education and practice: experiences from my Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) research

Sharlotte Tusasiirwe

207-213

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Key drivers of Egyptian social work researchers' low preference for using qualitative research methods in social work studies

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Socio-cultural determinants hindering research among social workers in Nigeria

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Research on the Vatsonga people of Southern Africa: A reflection on a case study

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Towards a democratised method of data collection through the adoption and adaptation of the Shona concept of dare

DOI:

The hurdle of disseminating social work research findings in Zimbabwe and a proposed model

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Walking the theories we talk: Utilizing African social work theories in African research

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Decolonising research methodologies in the Global South: Experiences of an African social scientist

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Stories of decolonising research education and practice: experiences from my Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) research

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