CHILD CARE, PARENTAL CHOICE, AND CONSUMER EDUCATION IN JOBS WELFARE-TO-WORK PROGRAMS
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MEYERS, M.K., CHILD CARE, PARENTAL CHOICE, AND CONSUMER EDUCATION IN JOBS WELFARE-TO-WORK PROGRAMS. SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW, Vol. 69, no. 4 (1995), p. 679-702.
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49425
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SIIS R.690
Palabras clave:
Menores, Política familiar, Servicios de infancia, EE.UU.
Menores, Política familiar, Servicios de infancia, EE.UU.
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