Walking the walk: changing familial forms, government policy and everyday social work practice in England
محفوظ في:
Walsh, J., Mason, W., Walking the walk: changing familial forms, government policy and everyday social work practice in England. Social Policy and Society, vol. 17, n. 4, 2018, p. 603-618.
Ref.
580256
الموقع:
SIIS R.1690 / SIIS Archivo (R.1690)
Palabras clave:
Familia, Trabajo social, Toma de decisiones, Actividades profesionales, Intervención familiar, Exclusión social, Migración, Factor de riesgo, Cuidador informal, Género, Barreras, Evolución, Concepto, Reino Unido
Familia, Trabajo social, Toma de decisiones, Actividades profesionales, Intervención familiar, Exclusión social, Migración, Factor de riesgo, Cuidador informal, Género, Barreras, Evolución, Concepto, Reino Unido
مواد مشابهة: Walking the walk: changing familial forms, government policy and everyday social work practice in England
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