0.Preface. 1.Critical Reflection: Concepts and forms of knowledge in a global world. 2.The sociology of knowledge: Ideology, critical reflection and the consequences of capitalism to social work. 3.Critique in social work research: Arguments for a synthesis between critical realism and German critical theory. 4.Critical reflections on international social work research: Beyond South/North divides. 5.Healing past wounds or addressing the future? Critical social work in post-war settings. 6.Experiences of ethnic discrimination: potentials for social change in Taiwan. 7.The Use of Reflective Processes and Teams in the Practice of Supervision: A critical glance. 8. Mature Law in the Nordic countries: Critical perspectives on social work in the context of public authority. 9.From experimentalism to governance tool: Local community work caught between emancipative goals and the sanctioning state. 10.Learning from user perspectives: Critical reflections in the frontline of employment oriented social work. 11.Applying a salutogenic and interactional approach to critically reflect on perspectives on disability in social work. 12.Integration is a two-way process: Policy and social intervention among migrants. 13.Knowing risk: Why we need an empirical quantitative critique in social work and research. 14.Decision making and risk in social work: Critical reflections on digital technologies. 15.Revitalising the concept of surface and depth: An analytical tool for critical reflection. 16.The promise of social change: Critical reflections on social innovation.