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Environment in the lives of children and families: perspectives from India and the UK

by Ann Phoenix, Janet Boddy, Catherine Walker and Uma Vennam, 2017, Bristol, Policy Press, 184 pp, (hardback) £36, ISBN 9781447339199 (hardback)/9781447339205 (ePub)

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