Child protection systems : international trends and orientations

@inproceedings{Gilbert2011ChildPS,
  title={Child protection systems : international trends and orientations},
  author={Neil E. Gilbert and Nigel R. Parton and Marit Skivenes},
  year={2011}
}
Child Protection Systems is a comparative study of the social policies and professional practices that frame societal responses to the problems of child maltreatment in ten countries: USA, Canada, England, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Norway. 
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