DISADVANTAGE AND DISCRIMINATION COMPOUNDED: THE EXPERIENCE OF PAKISTANI AND BANGLADESHI PARENTS OF DISABLED CHILDREN IN THE UK
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FAZIL, Q., ET AL., DISADVANTAGE AND DISCRIMINATION COMPOUNDED: THE EXPERIENCE OF PAKISTANI AND BANGLADESHI PARENTS OF DISABLED CHILDREN IN THE UK. DISABILITY AND SOCIETY, Vol. 17, no. 3 (2002), p. 237-253.
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Actitudes profesionales, Discapacidad, Entrevistas, Exclusión social, Infancia, Migración, Racismo, Reino Unido
Actitudes profesionales, Discapacidad, Entrevistas, Exclusión social, Infancia, Migración, Racismo, Reino Unido
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