CHILD-CENTERED SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE — THREE UNIQUE MEANINGS IN THE CONTEXT OF LOOKING AFTER CHILDREN AND THE ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK IN AUSTRALIA, CANADA AND SWEDEN
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RASMKUSSON, B., ET AL., CHILD-CENTERED SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE — THREE UNIQUE MEANINGS IN THE CONTEXT OF LOOKING AFTER CHILDREN AND THE ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK IN AUSTRALIA, CANADA AND SWEDEN. CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW, Vol. 32, no. 3 (2010), p. 452-459.
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Acogimiento institucional, Características sistema, Estudio comparativo, Programas individualizados, Protección de menores, Trabajo social, Australia, Canadá, Suecia
Acogimiento institucional, Características sistema, Estudio comparativo, Programas individualizados, Protección de menores, Trabajo social, Australia, Canadá, Suecia
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