MAYBE IGNORANCE IS NOT ALWAYS BLISS: THE DISPARATE TREATMENT OF HISPANICS WITHIN THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM
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CHURCH, W.T., ET AL., MAYBE IGNORANCE IS NOT ALWAYS BLISS: THE DISPARATE TREATMENT OF HISPANICS WITHIN THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM. CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW, Vol. 27, no. 12 (2005), p. 1279-1292.
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Acogimiento, Discriminación, Estadísticas de servicios, Estudio comparativo, Etnia, Protección de menores, Toma de decisiones
Acogimiento, Discriminación, Estadísticas de servicios, Estudio comparativo, Etnia, Protección de menores, Toma de decisiones
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