How long in the wilderness? Australian lesbian parents and social policy reform
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Rawsthorne, M., How long in the wilderness? Australian lesbian parents and social policy reform. Critical Social Policy, Vol. 33, no. 2 (115) (2013), p. 266-284.
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Derechos, Estudio cualitativo, Familia, Historia, LGBT, Minorías, Normativa, Reforma, Tendencias, Australia
Derechos, Estudio cualitativo, Familia, Historia, LGBT, Minorías, Normativa, Reforma, Tendencias, Australia
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