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Timing and the development of social care services in Europe

Valeria Fargion Senior Lecturer in the Political Science and Sociology Department, University of Florence; European Forum Fellow at the EUI, Florence
Pages 59-88 | Published online: 03 Dec 2007

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John Gal & David Bargal. (2002) Critical Junctures, Labor Movements and the Development of Occupational Welfare in Israel. Social Problems 49:3, pages 432-454.
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