G. V. O'brien

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Social Justice Implications of the Organism Metaphor

G. V. O'brien, Gerald V. O'brien, 2010, The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare.

Religious Metaphors as a Justification for Eugenic Control: A Historical Analysis

G. V. O'brien, A. Molinari, Gerald V. O'brien, 2011 .

Reaching Beyond the "Moron": Eugenic Control of Secondary Disability Groups

G. V. O'brien, Meghan E. Bundy, Gerald V. O'brien, 2009, The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare.

Persons with HIV/AIDS in the Workplace

G. V. O'brien, Mara Koerkenmeier, 2001 .

Indigestible Food, Conquering Hordes, and Waste Materials: Metaphors of Immigrants and the Early Immigration Restriction Debate in the United States

G. V. O'brien, Gerald V. O'brien, 2003 .

Protecting the social body: use of the organism metaphor in fighting the "menace of the feebleminded".

G. V. O'brien, 1999, Mental retardation.

Direct Threat Issues in the Employment of Persons with Disabilities

G. V. O'brien, M. Maue, 2002 .

Rosemary Kennedy: the Importance of a Historical Footnote

G. V. O'brien, Gerald V. O'brien, 2004 .

The Utility of Simulated Clients in Macro-Practice Courses

Kimberly A. E. Carter, J. Swanke, G. V. O'brien, 2018, Journal of Teaching in Social Work.

Margaret Sanger and the Nazis: how many degrees of separation?

G. V. O'brien, 2013, Social work.

Anchors on the Ship of Progress and Weeds in the Human Garden: Objectivist Rhetoric in American Eugenic Writings

G. V. O'brien, 2011 .