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Five Models of Disability.

Macdonald, SJ.

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Professor Stephen Macdonald stephen.j.macdonald@durham.ac.uk
Professor in Social Work

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Professor Stephen Macdonald stephen.j.macdonald@durham.ac.uk
Editor

L. Deacon
Editor

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Macdonald, S. (2017). Five Models of Disability. In S. Macdonald, & L. Deacon (Eds.), SOCIAL WORK THEORY AND PRACTICE. SAGE Publications

Publication Date	2017
Deposit Date	Jul 4, 2022
Publisher	SAGE Publications
Book Title	SOCIAL WORK THEORY AND PRACTICE.

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