OASW

Acronym	Definition
OASW	Ontario Association of Social Workers (Canada)
OASW	Office of the Assistant Secretary of War (US DoD)

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(116.) Antle, MacKenzie, Baines, et ah, OASW Quality of Work Life Survey; Final Report.

Analyzing digital narratives as global social work texts: a case study of "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Social Worker"

A., Brotman, S., & Ryan, W., & OASW. (2003, March).

Social work faculty support for same-sex marriage: a cross-national study of U.S. and Anglophone Canadian MSW Teaching Faculty

"The IESW program is helping to reduce the barriers that have in the past restricted access to the Canadian job market," says Joan MacKenzie Davies, Executive Director of the OASW.

Three lauded for bridging foreign trained social workers

While the military may have been relatively more important with the advent of modern war, Koistinen chronicles the lack of urgency within OASW and in industrial planning through much of the interwar period.

Planning War, Pursuing Peace: The Political Economy of American Warfare, 1920-1939

The OASW points out that the regulation psychotherapy needs to be considered within the context of competing interests, professional interests in regulation as a means of conferring status to some groups in what may be broadly seen as the psychotherapy professions.