Neoliberalism, as an ideology and policy model that favors free market logic, operates across
multiple levels of social work practice. Although there is growing interest in the topic, there …

This paper is the second in a series of papers from a mixed methods study examining moral
injury in childhood and adolescence as described by emerging adults with histories of child …

The size of a portfolio, measured by the number of holdings, is a very important factor in active
management. The number of holdings in a portfolio plays a significant role in whether or …

This mixed methods research examines moral injury in childhood and adolescence as
described by emerging adults with histories of child welfare involvement. Twenty-eight emerging …

… The first change readers will note is the addition of a new coauthor: Ruth Soffer-Elnekave,
MSW. Ruth, currently a PhD student, brings to our text an expertise in international social work …

… Soffer-Elnekave and Haight participated during one such … Soffer-Elnekave observed
mentors engaged with parents on … Soffer-Elnekave also participated with the Director and two …

Saving and retirement planning currently rely on techniques that have proven to be failure
prone at best, and completely inadequate under the worst circumstances. Further, existing …

A risk management system should, at a minimum, explain asset class behavior and provide
useful insights. Most current methodologies fall short in one or both areas: They have …

Social workers worldwide share a common framework and mission: to provide aid to those
in need and promote social justice. Yet as an international profession, both global and local …

The decisions an investment manager makes while building a portfolio have significant
implications on the return, the risk and the cost parameters of a portfolio. One such consideration …