SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND DOUBLE FEOPARDY: THE MANAGEMENT OF LONE MOTHER IN THE MARKET STATE SOCIAL FIELD
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GOOD, L., SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND DOUBLE FEOPARDY: THE MANAGEMENT OF LONE MOTHER IN THE MARKET STATE SOCIAL FIELD. SOCIAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION, Vol. 42, no. 4 (2008), p. 379-395.
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Desempleo, Exclusión social, Inclusión laboral, Madre soltera, Mujer, Programas de inserción, Canadá
Desempleo, Exclusión social, Inclusión laboral, Madre soltera, Mujer, Programas de inserción, Canadá
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