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Date: 2014-07-25 09:27:38
Sociology
Public economics
Social policy
Peter Taylor-Gooby
Social Security
The Policy Press
Welfare state
Welfare economics
Policy analysis
Government
Taxation in the United States
Social programs

SELECTED TITLES FROM POLICY PRESS SOCIAL POLICY Social policy Theory and practice Paul Spicker, The Robert Gordon University

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