THE MYTH OF FAMILY CARE?. THE ELDERLY IN THE EARLY 193s
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GORDON, C., THE MYTH OF FAMILY CARE?. THE ELDERLY IN THE EARLY 193s. Londres, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, 1988, 66 p.
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SIIS R1h.4 24.3.22
Palabras clave:
Historia, Intervención familiar, Personas mayores, Reino Unido
Historia, Intervención familiar, Personas mayores, Reino Unido
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