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Child welfare policy and practice

Dorota Iwaniec, Malcolm Hill

2000

What's mother got to do with it?

Julia Krane

2003

The least detrimental alternative

Paul D. Steinhauer

1991

Endangered children

LeRoy Ashby

1997

Aging

Shura Saul

1974

Who speaks for the children?

Jack C. Westman

1991

Making sense of the Children Act

Nick Allen

1992

The child in mind

Judy Barker

2003

Social action with children and families

Crescy Cannan, Chris Warren

1997

Children and the transition to the market economy

Giovanni Andrea Cornia, Sándor Sipos

1991

Beyond welfare

Harrell R. Rodgers

1988

Women and Chinese patriarchy

Suzanne Miers, Maria Jaschok

1994

Beyond common sense

Fred Wulczyn, John Landsverk, Ying-Ying Yuan

2005

Exploring child welfare

Cynthia Crosson-Tower, Cynthia Crosson Tower

1998

Safeguarding children and young people

Corinne May-Chahal

2003

Childhood Matters (Public Policy and Social Welfare)

Quortrup

1994

Multicultural approaches in caring for children, youth, and their families

Neil A. Cohen, Thanh V. Tran, Siyon Y. Rhee

2007

Field guide to child welfare

Judith S. Rycus

1998

Children in jeopardy

Irving B. Harris

1996

A will and a way

Kane, Robert L.

1985

Preventive treatment of neglected children

Hastings H. Hart

1910

Juvenile justice?

Allison Morris

1978

Wednesday's children

Leontine R. Young

1964

Prevention

John G. Borkowski

2006

Head Start

Melinda Gish, Alice Butler, Marnie Shaul

2004

Supporting families

Ruth Gardner

2005

Born to buy

Juliet Schor

2004

Principles of Child Protection

Anne Lawrence

2004

The future of the family

Lee Rainwater, Daniel P. Moynihan, Timothy M. Smeeding

2004

Issues in the classification of children

1975

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