Poverty and shame in seven diverse societies: policies, experiences, cultural conceptions and public perceptions

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Format:	Online
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford Oxford Institute of Social Policy 2012
Subjects:	Pobreza Precariedad Exclusión social Efectos Autoestima Etiquetamiento Percepción Políticas públicas Actitudes sociales Panorama internacional Inclusión Documental
Online Access:	Servidor
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