Care 'going market': Finnish elderly-care policies in transition
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Anttonen, A., Care 'going market': Finnish elderly-care policies in transition. Nordic Journal of Social Research, Vol. 2, no. Special Issue (2011), p. 1-21.
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182801
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SIIS R.1890 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Características sistema, Crítica, Normativa, Organización y gestión, Personas mayores, Políticas públicas, Privatización, Reforma, Finlandia
Características sistema, Crítica, Normativa, Organización y gestión, Personas mayores, Políticas públicas, Privatización, Reforma, Finlandia
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