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12 Int'l Soc. Work 1 (1969)

handle is hein.journals/intsocwk12 and id is 1 raw text is: EDITORIAL NOTE INTERNATIONAL Social Work enters its twelfth year with a new cover, a new format, new ambitions, and the promise of new editorial excellence. Following care- ful assessment of the first decade of experi- ence, the three sponsoring organizations agreed, at their 1968 meetings in Helsinki, Finland, to new editorial arrangements and a larger investment of resources to improve the quality and appearance of the Journal. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Irvine of the University of York, England, has been named editor-in- chief of the Journal. She will be assisted by Mr. Robert Leaper of University College, Swansea, Wales, and Mr. Peter Leonard of the National Institute for Social Work Train- ing, London, England, who have agreed to serve as editorial advisers. Mr. Donald S. Howard of the University of California, Los Angeles, United States, resumes the position he previously held as book review editor. An editorial committee composed of the Secretaries-General of the three sponsoring organizations - Mr. Nelson Jackson, IFSW, Mrs. Kate Katzki, ICSW and Mrs. Katherine A. Kendall, IASSW - will co-ordinate edi- torial policy and assist in locating materials within the particular fields of interest of the three groups. Mr. Sharad D. Gokhale, ICSW Assistant Secretary-General for Asia, will con- tinue as managing editor, assisted by Mrs. Chandra Dave as publications assistant. The Journal is published as before in Bombay. The Journal was started in January, 1958 by the International Conference of Social Work and International Association of Schools of Social Work as a common venture and cooperative programme activity. The Inter- national Federation of Social Workers later joined in the sponsorship of International Social Work, thus making the Journal the official organ of the three major non-govern- mental bodies in the field of social welfare. Now, as in the beginning, the Journal will attempt to bring to the members of each of the sponsoring organizations substantive arti- cles and reports of developments in social

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