THE ROLE OF WELFARE STATE PRINCIPLES AND GENEROSITY IN SOCIAL POLICY PROGRAMMES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDY
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LUNDBERG, O., ET AL., THE ROLE OF WELFARE STATE PRINCIPLES AND GENEROSITY IN SOCIAL POLICY PROGRAMMES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDY. THE LANCET, Vol. 372, no. 9650 (2008), p. 1633-1640.
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Desigualdad social, Efectos, Enfermedad, Mortalidad, Pobreza, Política social, Salud, Panorama internacional
Desigualdad social, Efectos, Enfermedad, Mortalidad, Pobreza, Política social, Salud, Panorama internacional
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