The Social Solidarity Economy and the Hull-House Tradition of Social Work: Keys for Unlocking the Potential of Social Work for Sustainable Social Development
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Jane Addams; Hull-House; migration; people of African descent; Settlement House Movement; social development; social sustainability; social solidarity economy; social work;All these keywords.
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