Social workers' perspectives on the placement instability of looked after children

Author： Norgate Roger Warhurst Amy Hayden Carol Osborne Cara Traill Maria

Publisher： British Association for Adoption and Fostering

E-ISSN： 0308-5759|36|2|4-18

ISSN： 1740-469X

Source： Adoption & Fostering Journal, Vol.36, Iss.2, 2012-06, pp. : 4-18

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