MATERNAL WORK BEHAVIOR UNDER WELFARE REFORM: HOW DOES THE TRANSITION FROM WELFARE TO WORK AFFECT CHILD DEVELOPMENT?
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DUNIFON, R., ET AL., MATERNAL WORK BEHAVIOR UNDER WELFARE REFORM: HOW DOES THE TRANSITION FROM WELFARE TO WORK AFFECT CHILD DEVELOPMENT?. CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW, Vol. 25, no. 1-2 (2003), p. 55-82.
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Conciliación, Desarrollo, Efectos, Exclusión social, Hijos, Infancia, Mujer, Trabajo
Conciliación, Desarrollo, Efectos, Exclusión social, Hijos, Infancia, Mujer, Trabajo
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