VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA: SOCIAL WORK ATTITUDES TOWARDS MORAL AND POLICY ISSUES
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CHRISTIE, E., VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA: SOCIAL WORK ATTITUDES TOWARDS MORAL AND POLICY ISSUES. PRACTICE, Vol. 13, no. 1 (2001), p. 51-64.
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SIIS R.852
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Actitudes institucionales, Bioética, Eutanasia, Trabajador social
Actitudes institucionales, Bioética, Eutanasia, Trabajador social
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