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Based on over 3000 institutional records, Coleborne's study will have wider relevance outside of the history of medicine and psychiatry. It has a global perspective but focuses on specific destinations, and in so doing, contributes in an innovative way to global history and the history of human migration. -- .

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Provides a guide to running randomized impact evaluations of social programs. This book explains why and when randomized evaluations are useful, in what situations they should be used, and how to prioritize different evaluation opportunities.

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The Market in Children: Stories of Australian Adoption tells the history of adoption in Australia from its beginnings in the nineteenth century to its decline at the beginning of the twenty-first. The authors find that a market in children has long existed. Quartly from Monash University; Swain from ACU; Cuthbert from RMIT.

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Offers women guidelines on how to improve and survive an abusive relationship, discussing various types of abusive men, analyzing societal myths surrounding abuse, and answering questions about the warning signs of abuse.

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From Lorri Antosz Benson, author of To Have and Not to Hold, this heartfelt compilation is ultimately a message of hope, love, and destiny as each family discovers that a child doesn't need to be blood to be truly yours.

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When landlords always win and renters pay the price, what can be done

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"A soulful approach to healing the misunderstanding, myth, and sense of marginalization within the adoptee community. Through illuminating exercises, affirmations, and stories, the book lays out a path that guides adoptees to come home to themselves - the greatest reunion of all"--

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In the first book on philanthropy written from a donors perspective, businesswoman and philanthropist Lisa Greer lifts the lid on our charitable sector, with anauthentic accountthatdescribes exactly how outdated thesectorhasbecome and why its at risk of collapse.

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Ronnie Levi was shot by police on Bondi Beach. The official version of why it was necessary to shoot him points to a mentally deranged man, who lunged at police with a knife, forcing the officers to shoot. In this book, the author draws upon the record of the Coroner's Inquest to look more deeply into the circumstances of this

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Lorri Benson's memoir To Have and Not to Hold accounts her journey to find and reconnect with the daughter she gave up for adoption.

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One of the most urgent questions in contemporary New Zealand: how should we transform the welfare state The answer, Jonathan Boston argues, lies in a comprehensive package of reforms covering the benefit system, family assistance, child support, housing, and health care.

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This book looks at the lives of six individuals. Based on documentary research and extensive interviews, the book relates personal histories to wider policy and practice developments and makes important connections between poverty, inequality and child care policy.

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Easy to read and hard to put down, Finding Family is the first book to chronicle the paradigm-shifting application of genetic genealogy to adoption search. Whether you're searching for your own roots or just craving a darn good read, Finding Family is a b

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This book provides insights into transnational security governance and promotes an appreciation of the transnational commercial security field.

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Originally published in 2009 as: Lethal logic: exploding the myths that paralyze American gun policy.