INNOVATIVE SERVICE OR PROSELYTIZING: EXPLORING WHEN SERVIES DELIVERY BECOMES A PLATFORM FOR UNWANTED RELIGIOUS PERSUASION
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SHERR, M.E., ET AL., INNOVATIVE SERVICE OR PROSELYTIZING: EXPLORING WHEN SERVIES DELIVERY BECOMES A PLATFORM FOR UNWANTED RELIGIOUS PERSUASION. SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 54, no. 2 (2009), p. 157-165.
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Crítica, Ética, Intervención social, Religión, Trabajo social
Crítica, Ética, Intervención social, Religión, Trabajo social
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