Le nuove sfide per le politiche sociali del XXI secolo. Famiglia, economia e rischi sociali dal fordismo all'economia dei servizi

Stato e Mercato

Volumn , Issue 74, 2005, Pages 181-206

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EID: 85032344441     PISSN: 03929701     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1425/20480     Document Type: Review

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