Rethinking Welfare for the 21st Century: Forum Proceedings
Rethinking welfare for the 21st century: Forum Proceedings
Report from the forum held 10 September 2010, at The University of Auckland Business School co-sponsored by The University of Auckland's Retirement Policy and Research Centre, Public Policy Group and Departments of Economics and Sociology, and by Child Poverty Action Group
Editors: M. Claire Dale, Susan St John, Louise Humpage, Mike O?Brien, Julie Timmins
the Forum proceedings can be red here: Rethinking Welfare for the 21st Century
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