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Permanency Planning and the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act: The Paradox of Child Welfare Policy

A 1990 journal article hosted by Western Michigan University's Digital Commons addressing permanency planning and a named child welfare law. The supplied excerpt contains only bibliographic metadata and no substantive content details.

Illustrative image: mother-and-child-welfare-center in Chandpur Bangladesh. — DelwarHossain/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Categories: politics-and-governance, public-health

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Permanency Planning and the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act: The Paradox of Child Welfare Policy

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