A criticism of a universalist approach to international social work, which could have come from Asia or the Pacific Islands, states that the ethical principles of universalism are inherently Eurocentric and reflect the dominance of the Global North.

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This criticism is based on the argument that universalist approaches often prioritize Western ideologies and ethical norms, overlooking the diverse cultural, social, and ethical contexts of countries in Asia, the Pacific Islands, and other regions, thereby perpetuating the dominance of the Global North.

A Criticism of a Universalist Approach to International Social Work