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Adoptive family life and adoption support: policy and services

Adoptive family life and adoption support: policy ambivalence and the development of effective services
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Barry Luckock, Lecturer in Social Work and Social Policy, University of Sussex, and Angie Hart Principal Lecturer in Health and Social Policy and
Practice, University of Brighton, Brighton, UK

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