SHOULD A QUESTION ON "RELIGION" BE ASKED IN THE 2001 BRITISH CENSUS?. A PUBLIC POLICY CASE IN FAVOUR
Tallennettuna:
ASPINALL, P., SHOULD A QUESTION ON "RELIGION" BE ASKED IN THE 2001 BRITISH CENSUS?. A PUBLIC POLICY CASE IN FAVOUR. SOCIAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION, Vol. 34, no. 5 (2000), p. 584-600.
Ref.
98780
Sijainti:
SIIS R.1328
Palabras clave:
Crítica, Discriminación social, Encuestas, Estudio sociológico, Ética, Etnia, Religión, Sociología, Reino Unido
Crítica, Discriminación social, Encuestas, Estudio sociológico, Ética, Etnia, Religión, Sociología, Reino Unido
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