QUIET CARE: WELFARE WORK AND RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS
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HARRIS, M., QUIET CARE: WELFARE WORK AND RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 24, no. 1 (1995), p. 53-71.
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44540
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SIIS R.804
Palabras clave:
Intervención informal, Movimiento social, Religión, Servicios sociales, Voluntariado, Reino Unido
Intervención informal, Movimiento social, Religión, Servicios sociales, Voluntariado, Reino Unido
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