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Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care

ISSN 1478 1840

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Aims and Scope
The Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care will provide a forum for residential child care staff and other professionals to reflect on policy; practice, training and research in the field of residential child care. The journal will maintain a practice focus and all papers are encouraged to examine and discuss implications for practitioners and the dissemination of best practice. By emphasising the links between policy; practice and research, the journal intends to promote and enhance the development of positive practice in residential child care.

The journal, in particular, encourages papers from residential child care practitioners and also contributions from young people reflecting their experience of residential child care. It will be published twice a year and welcomes contributions in the form of research and practice papers, case studies, brief communications and correspondence from readers.

The views expressed in the papers in this volume are those of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care or the Advisory Board.

Manuscripts for publication may be submitted to Andrew Kendrick, Department of Social Work, Jordanhill Campus, University of Strathclyde, 76 Southbrae Drive, Glasgow, G13 1PP
(email: andrew.kendrick@strath.ac.uk).

Subscriptions
All subscription enquiries should be addressed to:
Department of Social Work
Jordanhill Campus
University of Strathclyde
76 Southbrae Drive
Glasgow, G 13 1 PP.
Email: angela.taylor@strath.ac.uk

Notes for Contributors
The Editor will be glad to consider for publication articles on any aspect of residential child care. Research and practice papers (2,500 —3,500 words), case studies and brief communications (500—2000 words), and letters from readers will be welcomed.
Contributions should be submitted in electronic format — 3.5 inch Macintosh or PC compatible disc in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format (with a hard copy); or by email.

The language of the journal is English. All contributions should have a title with the names and designations of the authors clearly stated.

References should be quoted in the text as name and year within brackets and listed at the end of the paper alphabetically. All references should be complete and accurate. Online citations should include the date of access. References should be listed in the following style:

Gilligan, R. (2001) Promoting Resilience: A Resource Book on Working with Children in the Care System, London: British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering.
Murray, K. and Hill, M. (1991) The recent history of Scottish child welfare, Children & Society, 5(3), 226-28 1.

Authors should address ethical issues of confidentiality and consent where appropriate, particularly when using case material.
Manuscripts for publication may be submitted to Andrew Kendrick, Department of Social Work, Jordanhill Campus, University of Strathclyde, 76 Southbrae Drive, Glasgow, G13 1PP (email: andrew.kendrick@strath.ac.uk)

If you have an idea for a paper or shorter contribution, please contact Andrew Kendrick to discuss how to develop your idea into a paper.