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Contents: Introduction; Part I History, Values and Context: Reception into care – its meaning for all concerned, Olive Stevenson; Fostering in the 70s, Jane Rowe; Achieving permanence: papers from Swanwick 1981, prevention, Bill Jordan; Planning into practice, R.A. Parker; Rethinking ’child placement’: a reflective essay, James K. Whittaker and Anthony N. Maluccio; After safety, what is the goal of child welfare services: permanency, family continuity or social benefit?, R.P. Barth. Part II Foster Family Care (with Kin and Outside the Family of Origin): Short-Term and Task-Centred Foster Care: Short-term family-based care for children in need, Marie Bradley and Jane Aldgate; Effectiveness of treatment foster care with children and adolescents: a review of outcome studies, Linda A. Reddy and Steven I. Pfeiffer; Kinship Foster Care: The evolution of kinship care policy and practice, Rob Green; ’Care and Upbringing’ in Foster Families: Children’s adjustment to long-term foster care, James Barber and Paul Delfabbro; Adult outcome of children reared for long-term periods in foster families, Annick-Camille Dumaret, Marthe Coppel-Batsch and Simone Couraud; Foster family characteristics and behavioral and emotional problems of foster children: a narrative review, John G. Orme and Cheryl Buehler; Matches and mismatches: the contribution of carers and children to the success of foster placements, Ian Sinclair and Kate Wilson; Risk and resilience in long-term foster care, Gillian Schofield and Mary Beek; Managing the Family Foster Care Service: Professional Foster Care: A future worth pursuing?, Mark F. Testa and Nancy Rolock; A description and analysis of multi-sectoral fostering practice in the United Kingdom, Clive Sellick and Darren Howell. Part III Residential Care: The impact of residential placement on child development: research and policy implications, Michael Little, Amelia Kohm and Ronald Thompson; Services for troubled adolescents: exploring user variation, David Berridge, Jennifer Beecham, Isabelle Brodie, Ted Cole, Harry Daniels, Martin Knapp and Virginia MacNeill; Group care and young children, Jill Duerr Berrick, Richard P. Barth, Barbara Needell and Mellissa Jonson-Reid; Measuring the turbulence of English children’s homes, Ian Sinclair and Ian Gibbs. Part IV Routes Out of Care: Reunification: Reunification of foster children before and after welfare reform, Kathleen Wells and Shenyang Guo; Family reunification, Fred Wulczyn; Family reunification with high risk children: lessons from research, Elaine Farmer; Drug use by parents: a challenge for family reunification practice, Anthony N. Maluccio and Frank Ainsworth; Adoption: The risks and rewards of adoption for children in the public care, June Thoburn; Ageing Out: Foster youth transitions to adulthood: a longitudinal view of youth leaving care, Mark E. Courtney, Irving Piliavin, Andrew Grogan-Kaylor and Ande Nesmith; Young people leaving care in England, Northern Ireland and Ireland, Mike Stein, John Pinkerton and Patricia Kelleher; Leaving care and extended families, Peter Marsh. Part V Outcome Studies Including Different Placement Choices: Placement stability and movement trajectories, Fred Wulczyn, Joseph Kogan and Brenda Jones Harden; The search for stability and permanence: modelling the pathways of long-stay looked-after children, Gillian Schofield, June Thoburn, Darren Howell and Jonathan Dickens; Breakdown of teenage placements in Swedish foster and residential care, Maire Sallnäs, Bo Vinnerljung and Pia Kyhle Westermark. Part VI Social Work and Care Planning: The key role of social workers in promoting the well-being of children in state care – a neglected dimension of reforming policies, Robbie Gilligan; Children’s participation in reviews and planning meetings when they are looked after in middle childhood, Nigel Thomas and Claire O’Kane; Index.

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