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date: 22 September 2017

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Daniel S. Sanders (1928–1989) was an educator and a leader in the field of international social work. Perhaps more than any other social worker, he promoted the social development perspective and encouraged social work educators to consider social development approaches.

Keywords: Social development perspective, social development model (SDM), international social work, peace, social justice

Gloria Hegge

Newman University

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