In order to address our specific research burberry aims we needed a framework of social justice to apply to the literature under review. Although social justice is a core value of social work, the definition of social justice is contested in the scholarly literature. While some have sought to define it, others debate that such definitions are situated in specific contexts and thus no definition should be considered definitive (Bonnycastle, 2011; Finn Jacobson, 2003; Miley, O DuBois, 2009; Saleebey, 1990). Thus, through inductive content analysis of multiple sources of social work literature relevant to social justice (Bonnycastle, 2011; Coates, 2005; Finn Jacobson, 2003; Hoff Rogge, 1996; International burberry Federation of Social Workers (IFSW), 2004; Miley et al., 2009; National Association of Social Workers (NASW), 2008; Saleebey, 1990) we developed a social justice framework (see Table 2). In developing this framework we first compiled an extensive list of any statements and definitions found in these sources, then burberry using pile sorting techniques, and drawing from at least two or more sources for each attribute we synthesized them into three major domains with eight subsequent key attributes. We operationalized the framework in the form of a codebook which included code names, definitions, and dimensions for each key attribute. The content analysis of each article was performed using an iterative process. Each article was examined deductively by applying our social justice framework in order to systematically search for key attributes burberry of social burberry justice in both the research processes and outcomes reported in the literature.