THE 'CONSUMER PRINCIPLE' IN THE CARE OF ELDERLY PEOPLE: FREE CHOICE AND ACTUAL CHOICE IN THE GERMAN WELFARE STATE
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EICHLER, M., PFAU-EFFINGER, B., THE 'CONSUMER PRINCIPLE' IN THE CARE OF ELDERLY PEOPLE: FREE CHOICE AND ACTUAL CHOICE IN THE GERMAN WELFARE STATE. SOCIAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION, Vol. 43, no. 6 (2009), p. 617-633.
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Derechos del usuario, Estado social, Modelos, Política social, Sector privado, Sector público, Teoría, Toma de decisiones, Alemania
Derechos del usuario, Estado social, Modelos, Política social, Sector privado, Sector público, Teoría, Toma de decisiones, Alemania
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