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The effect of paid parental leave on child health in Australia

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Government social spending and GDP : has there been a change in social policy?

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Investing in children : work, education, and social policy in two rich countries

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Continuity or change? : Red-Green social policy after 16 years of Christian-Democratic rule

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The Henderson question? : the Melbourne Institute and fifty years of welfare policy

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The Henderson question? : the Melbourne Institute and 50 years of welfare policy

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