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Introduction To The Special Issue

Sociology and social policy

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  1. James L. McCartney
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  2. Mary Jo Neitz
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  3. Victoria J. Godino
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McCartney, J.L., Neitz, M.J., Godino, V.J. et al. Introduction To The Special Issue. Am Soc 18, 115–118 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02691744

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