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Child Poverty
Child Poverty

By Australian Council Of Social Service., Peter McDonald, Don Edgar, David Keane, Donald Ernest Edgar, Australian Institute Of Family Studies.

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The social cost of poverty - Inequality and deprivation among families with children - Youth policies and the creation of crime.; Child poverty and housing, health and education - The Family packag...

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Seen But Not Heard
Australian Families And Their Children
The Patchwork Nation: Rebuilding Community, Re-Thinking Government
The Patchwork Nation: Rebuilding Community, Re-Thinking Government

By Don Edgar

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What Are The Effects Of The Technological And And Socio-economic Changes We Have Experienced? How Have Our Social Institutions Been Affected? Don Edgar Documents The Often Adverse Impact Of These C...

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Introduction To Australian Society:A Sociological Overview
Peak
Peak

By Don Edgar, Patricia Edgar, Edgar, Donald Ernest, Edgar, Patricia

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Society is changing faster than policies and attitudes are keeping up with. People are living longer, retiring from work later, and remaining active and valuable contributors to the community well...

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Australia And Her Northern Neighbors
Children'S Participation In Divorce
The Family And The Pre-School Child
Possible Directions For An Australian Family Policy

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