THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL CARE AND THE ANALYSIS OF CONTEMPORARY WELFARE STATES
Enregistré dans:
DALY, M., LEWIS, J., THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL CARE AND THE ANALYSIS OF CONTEMPORARY WELFARE STATES. BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY, Vol. 51, no. 2 (2000), p. 281-298.
Ref.
91250
Localisation:
SIIS R.787
Palabras clave:
Atención comunitaria, Bienestar social, Concepto, Estado social, Estudio comparativo, Evolución, Intervención informal, Intervención social, Servicios sociales, Teoría, Europa
Atención comunitaria, Bienestar social, Concepto, Estado social, Estudio comparativo, Evolución, Intervención informal, Intervención social, Servicios sociales, Teoría, Europa
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