Explaining and understanding state intervention into the lives of "troubled" families
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Parr, S., Explaining and understanding state intervention into the lives of "troubled" families. Social Policy and Society, vol. 16, n. 4, 2017, p. 577-592.
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547260
Location:
SIIS R.1690 / SIIS Archivo (R.1690)
Palabras clave:
Familia, Alto riesgo, Pobreza, Exclusión social, Política familiar, Intervención familiar, Programas de prevención, Características servicio, Crítica, Alternativas, Nivel local, Sector público, Reino Unido
Familia, Alto riesgo, Pobreza, Exclusión social, Política familiar, Intervención familiar, Programas de prevención, Características servicio, Crítica, Alternativas, Nivel local, Sector público, Reino Unido
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