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The Ethics of Social Intervention
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The Ethics of Social Intervention
Editor:
Gordon Bermant, Herbert C. Kelman, Donald P. Warwick
Published Date:
June 01, 1978
Publisher:
Hemisphere Publishers
Topics of Interest:
Conflict Resolution
No. of Pages:
431
ISBN:
9780470263624
Chapters by S-CAR Contributors
Title:
The Ethics of Intervention in Community Disputes
S-CAR Author:
James Laue
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