Family ties and health cross-nationally: the contextualizing role of familistic culture and public pension spending in Europe
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Mair, C.A., Family ties and health cross-nationally: the contextualizing role of familistic culture and public pension spending in Europe. Journals of Gerontology, The, Vol. 68B, no. 6 (2013), p. 984-996.
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Datos estadísticos, Dependencia, Entorno familiar, Factor de protección, Gasto social, Pensiones, Personas mayores, Salud, Europa, Panorama internacional
Datos estadísticos, Dependencia, Entorno familiar, Factor de protección, Gasto social, Pensiones, Personas mayores, Salud, Europa, Panorama internacional
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