An edition of Seis familias en la crisis (1993)

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An edition of Seis familias en la crisis (1993)

Seis familias en la crisis

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"Six families, interviewed during 1992, are used as case studies to demonstrate the different survival strategies used by poor households in a society where unemployment and underemployment are high, inflation is out of control, and social services are practically nonexistent. One significant factor in these survival strategies was the important role of women, not only in contributing to family income and care, but also in organizing and maintaining community activities to gather and extend their meager resources"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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Publisher
ADEC-ATC
Language
Spanish
Pages
118

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Lima, Perú

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Library of Congress
HC230.P6 B37 1993

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Pagination
118 p. ;
Number of pages
118

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1141348M
LCCN
94110978
OCLC/WorldCat
29949822, 906365670

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