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HOW CAN PARENTS ESCAPE FROM RECURRENT POVERTY?

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Main Author: MCQUAID, R.
Other Authors: ET AL
Format: Book
Language:Spanish
English
Published: YORK Joseph Rowntree Foundation 2010
Subjects:
Conciliación
Datos estadísticos
Desempleo
Estudio cualitativo
Exclusión social
Factor de riesgo
Hijos
Maternidad
Pobreza
Problemas familiares
Trabajador
Reino Unido
Inclusión
Documental
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