Macro level resources and confidentiality practices in social work
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Ethics and the alleged unethical.
Charles W. McCann, DSW, is Profes sor, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, and served as Chairperson, NASW National Committee on In quiry, from 1973 to 1977. Jane Park Cutler, MSW, served on the 1976 NASW Task Force on Ethics. She is currently a doctoral student at the National Catholic School of Social Ser vice, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., and a social worker, Arlington County Department of Hu man Resources, Arlington, Virginia. The authors wish to thank My les Johnson, NASW Staff Associate, for his assistance in preparing this article. Increasing dissatisfaction with the The 1977 Delegate Assembly con ethical standards of the social work sidered the suggested revisions and profession has led to recent efforts to plan for action, but instead of adopt revise the National Association of Soing them, they voted to establish a new cial Workers' Code of Ethics. The task force to revise the code further,
Transnational variation in linguistic politeness in Vietnamese : Australia and Vietnam
Over the past three decades, the Vietnamese language has undergone substantial changes, both in Vietnam, and in diasporic contexts such as Australia. Yet the nature of the variation resulting from those changes at the sociopragmatic level in expressing politeness is little researched. 
The question of whether there are differences in the politeness expressed by Vietnamese speakers living in Vietnam and Australia is the focus of this research.