This issue of Critical Social Work is drawn from a conference held at Deakin University, Geelong, Australia titled “Critical Practice and Research in Social Work.”

Introduction		Jan Fook
The Future of Critical Social Work in Uncertain Conditions		Peter Leonard
Reinventing Critical Social Work : Challenges from Practice, Context and Postmodernism		Karen Healy
Where to for feminist social work?		Brid Featherstone
Developing profeminist practice with men in social work		Bob Pease
A Moral Crisis for Social Work: Critical Practice & Codes of Ethics		Linda Briskman
Linking Theory, Practice and Research		Jan Fook
Innocence Lost and Suspicion Found: Do we Educate for or Against Social Work?		Amy Rossiter
In the Eye of the Storm: Community Development Responses to Enterprise Culture		Anthony Hooper