Dismantling the Welfare State? after Twenty-five years: What have we learned and what should we learn?
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Jensen, C., et al., Dismantling the Welfare State? after Twenty-five years: What have we learned and what should we learn?. Journal of European Social Policy, vol. 29, n.5, 2019, p. 681-691.
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SIIS R.1171 / SIIS Archivo (R.1171)
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Bienestar social, Política social, Factores sociales, Desigualdad social, Análisis, Europa
Bienestar social, Política social, Factores sociales, Desigualdad social, Análisis, Europa
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