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• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 399-424, DOI: 10.7389/105757
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• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 373-398, DOI: 10.7389/105756
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• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 359-372, DOI: 10.7389/105755
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• Giovanni B. Sgritta

• Policies and measures of poverty: The basic income

• in "Social Policies", 1/2020
• pp. 39-56, DOI: 10.7389/97334
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• Andrea BiagiottiTiziana Tarsia

• Building communities and innovating educational practices. Analysis of an experience that challenges fragmentation

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 519-538, DOI: 10.7389/105762
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• Marco SpampinatoDesiree Campagna

• Theories of change and the measurement of a credible evidence. preliminary results of the impact evaluation of a multi-regional project contrasting the educational poverty

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 487-518, DOI: 10.7389/105761
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• Brunella FioreConsuela Torelli

• Actions fighting Educational Poverty: Legislative, Historical and Elements in the National Context, with special attention to Regional School Offices and Regions

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 425-444, DOI: 10.7389/105758
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• Massimo Campedelli

• The National Plan for LTC 2022-2024

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 569-574, DOI: 10.7389/105766
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• Gianluca ArgentinGian Paolo BarbettaTeodora Erika Uberti

• The evolution of inter-organisational urban networks to face poverty in education. The REACT experience

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 463-486, DOI: 10.7389/105760
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• Giovanna Vicarelli

• MD 77: what kind of development for territorial care?

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 563-568, DOI: 10.7389/105765
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• Eduardo BarberisRebecca ParacianiTatiana Saruis

• Nota introduttiva al focus

• in "Social Policies", 3/2019
• pp. 389-406, DOI: 10.7389/95408
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• Tommaso Frangioni

• A «community of people passing through»? Collaborative housing and community in Torino

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 539-556, DOI: 10.7389/105763
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• Maria Lucia PigaDaniela Pisu

• To be born (or not to be born) in the internal areas of Sardinia. to regulate the delicate balance between work life balance, denatality and child educational poverty

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 445-462, DOI: 10.7389/105759
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• Chiara Saraceno

• Family policies and inequalities

• in "Social Policies", 1/2020
• pp. 103-124, DOI: 10.7389/97337
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• in "Social Policies", 3/2018
• pp. 465-466, DOI: 10.7389/91924
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• Chiara Meoli

• Third Sector. The most recent regulatory changes

• in "Social Policies", 3/2022
• pp. 575-584, DOI: 10.7389/105767
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• Andrea Brandolini

• The COVID-19 pandemic and economic inequality in Italy

• in "Social Policies", 2/2022
• pp. 181-210, DOI: 10.7389/104616
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• Luciano Monti

• The NRRP and the generation divide. From measuring to the impact assessment of youth policies

• in "Social Policies", 1/2022
• pp. 113-128, DOI: 10.7389/104075
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• Mauro MigliavaccaAlessandro Rosina

• The place of the young people, between present and future

• in "Social Policies", 1/2022
• pp. 3-14, DOI: 10.7389/104070
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• Federica De Luca

• The «civil service» as an effective policy for young people within the framework of the Next Generation EU

• in "Social Policies", 1/2022
• pp. 31-60, DOI: 10.7389/104072
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