Toward a new understanding of the problem of spousal and child support after separation and divorce through Michel Foucault's analytics of power

Toward a new understanding of the problem of spousal and child support after separation and divorce through Michel Foucault's analytics of power

by Catherine E. Foote

Book 17 of Working papers on social welfare in Canada --

1986

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