NEIGHBORHOOD EFFECTS ON AFDC EXITS: EXAMINING THE SOCIAL ISOLATION, RELATIVE DEPRIVATION, AND EPIDEMIC THEORIES
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VARTANIAN, T.P., NEIGHBORHOOD EFFECTS ON AFDC EXITS: EXAMINING THE SOCIAL ISOLATION, RELATIVE DEPRIVATION, AND EPIDEMIC THEORIES. SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW, Vol. 71, no. 4 (1997), p. 548-573.
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Dependencia, Discapacidad, Exclusión social, Factor de protección, Factores socioeconómicos, Infancia, Precariedad, Servicios de apoyo, Trabajo social, Vecindad
Dependencia, Discapacidad, Exclusión social, Factor de protección, Factores socioeconómicos, Infancia, Precariedad, Servicios de apoyo, Trabajo social, Vecindad
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