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Comparative social assistance

John Ditch

1997

Musicage

Cage, John.

1995

Pauper palaces

Digby, Anne.

1978

Residential Services Program

Alberta. Alberta Social Services and Community Health. Residential Services

1983

Introduction to social welfare

Walter A. Friedlander

1961

A long goodbye to Bismarck?

Bruno Palier

2010

Social work

Sue Steiner, Elizabeth A. Segal, Karen E. Gerdes

2003

Social welfare policy and social programs

Elizabeth A. Segal

2010

Care and community in modern society

Margaret Jane Gates, Virginia A. Hodgkinson, Paul G. Schervish et al.

1995

Nonprofits for hire

Steven Rathgeb Smith

1993

Obesity among poor Americans

Patricia K. Smith

2009

Changing patterns of social protection

Neil Gilbert

2003

Respect in a World of Inequality

Richard Sennett

2003

Social policy in developing countries

Arthur Livingstone

1969

Citizen, state, and social welfare in Britain 1830-1990

Geoffrey B. A. M. Finlayson

1994

African American women and Christian activism

Judith Weisenfeld

1997

Poverty, social services, and safety nets in Vietnam

Nicholas M. Prescott

1997

Everything you need to know if your family is on welfare

Arlene Erlbach

1998

The Five Giants

Nicholas Timmins

1996

Understanding Community Care

Ann McDonald

1999

Welfare reform in California

Patricia A. Ebener

1999

Introduction to social administration in Britain

Muriel Brown

1969

Social security and welfare

Walker, Robert

2005

Understanding health and social care

Julia Johnson

2008

The Indiana poor law

Alice Shaffer

1936

A new history of social welfare

Phyllis J. Day

2013

Pimps, whores and welfare brats

Star Parker

1997

The reluctant welfare state

Bruce S. Jansson

1993

Politics of Public Housing

Rhonda Y. Williams

2005

Institutional life

Arthur J. Pillsbury

1906

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