GOVERNMENT AS PARTNERS. THE ROLE OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT IN DEVELOPING NEW SOCIAL PARTNERSHIPS. THE FINDINGS FROM SEVEN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
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GRIBBEN, C., ET AL., GOVERNMENT AS PARTNERS. THE ROLE OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT IN DEVELOPING NEW SOCIAL PARTNERSHIPS. THE FINDINGS FROM SEVEN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. COPENHAGUE, COPENHAGEN CENTRE, THE, 2000, 115 p.
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106766
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SIIS 192.311
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Actitudes sociales, Coordinación, Exclusión social, Experiencias, Política social, Programas de inserción, Sector privado, Sector público, Voluntariado, Europa
Actitudes sociales, Coordinación, Exclusión social, Experiencias, Política social, Programas de inserción, Sector privado, Sector público, Voluntariado, Europa
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