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... individual human worth . Un- less it does that , it is not democracy . We believe that the importance of the individual transcends national geographical boundaries . We have an interest in our own babies , for example , but we are not ...
... individual human worth . Un- less it does that , it is not democracy . We believe that the importance of the individual transcends national geographical boundaries . We have an interest in our own babies , for example , but we are not ...
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... individual that gauges the success of the effort . To the extent that society focuses its eyes on people as individual human beings with feelings and needs , and focuses on the effort to develop the greatest potentialities of individuals ...
... individual that gauges the success of the effort . To the extent that society focuses its eyes on people as individual human beings with feelings and needs , and focuses on the effort to develop the greatest potentialities of individuals ...
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... individual rights and freedom have remained the same decade after decade . If there is a constant with respect to ... individual , we are interested in the social and economic institutions which impinge upon individuals . As the 1940 ...
... individual rights and freedom have remained the same decade after decade . If there is a constant with respect to ... individual , we are interested in the social and economic institutions which impinge upon individuals . As the 1940 ...
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SOCIAL WORKs Response to DEMOCRACYS CHALLENGE | 3 |
SOCIAL WELFARE IN A CHANGING WORLD | 19 |
COMMUNITY COOPERATION FOR THE COMMUNITYS WELFARE | 46 |
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