CHILDREN IN SUBSTITUTE CARE: SOME CONCEPTUAL CHILD WELFARE RESEARCH: HOW ADEQUATE ARE THE DATA?
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WALDFOGEL, J., CHILDREN IN SUBSTITUTE CARE: SOME CONCEPTUAL CHILD WELFARE RESEARCH: HOW ADEQUATE ARE THE DATA?. CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW, Vol. 22, no. 9-10 (2000), p. 705-741.
Ref.
97681
Localización:
SIIS R.1007
Palabras clave:
Datos estadísticos, Factor de riesgo, Investigación, Menores, Métodos de investigación, Protección de menores, Reino Unido
Datos estadísticos, Factor de riesgo, Investigación, Menores, Métodos de investigación, Protección de menores, Reino Unido
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