CHILD ABUSE, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, AND THE QUESTION OF DISCIPLINE: THE CASE OF MOUNT CASHEL
Sparad:
OVERTON, J., CHILD ABUSE, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, AND THE QUESTION OF DISCIPLINE: THE CASE OF MOUNT CASHEL. CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 12 (3), no. 36 (1992), p. 73-95.
Ref.
30978
Placering:
SIIS R.844
Palabras clave:
Casuística, Malos tratos, Menores, Sanciones, Reino Unido
Casuística, Malos tratos, Menores, Sanciones, Reino Unido
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