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What does state-subsidized outsourcing of domestic work do for women’s employment? The Belgian service voucher scheme

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| Acción social | Género y familia | InclusiónGenre/Form: DocumentalOnline resources: Path In: Journal of European Social Policy vol. 28, n. 2, 2018, p. 104-115.

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SIIS San Sebastián - Donostia SIIS Donosti	R.1171 (Browse shelf)	Available
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