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Social work and anthropology: Traversing, trading, and translating across boundaries

Since the early days of the profession, social workers have collaborated across disciplinary boundaries to tackle pressing social problems. From building interprofessional teams to developing dual-degree programs, social workers have long been familiar interlocutors with the fields of education, psychology, public policy, and sociology (Bronstein, 2003). Over the past 20 years, a rich scholarship on interdisciplinary experiences within social work has emerged. This work has documented areas of interdisciplinary growth in disciplines such as law, nursing,