MOVING BEYOND EMERGENCY SHELTER: WHO SHOULD FUND LOW-INCOME HOUSING?
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DATTALO, P., MOVING BEYOND EMERGENCY SHELTER: WHO SHOULD FUND LOW-INCOME HOUSING?. SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 36, no. 4 (1991), p. 297-301.
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Planes de vivienda, Pobreza, Política de vivienda, Sin techo, Vivienda, Vivienda asistida, EE.UU.
Planes de vivienda, Pobreza, Política de vivienda, Sin techo, Vivienda, Vivienda asistida, EE.UU.
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