RECIPROCITY AS A PRINCIPLE OF EXCLUSION: GIFT GIVING IN THE NETHERLANDS
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KOMTER, A.E., RECIPROCITY AS A PRINCIPLE OF EXCLUSION: GIFT GIVING IN THE NETHERLANDS. SOCIOLOGY, Vol. 30, no. 2 (1996), p. 299-316.
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54051
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SIIS R.972
Palabras clave:
Asignación económica, Beneficencia, Bienestar social, Crítica, Desigualdad social, Exclusión social, Intervención informal, Prestaciones económicas, Países Bajos
Asignación económica, Beneficencia, Bienestar social, Crítica, Desigualdad social, Exclusión social, Intervención informal, Prestaciones económicas, Países Bajos
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