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Researchers behind policy developments: comparing ‘Age friendly cities’ models in Quebec and Wallonia

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Bibliographic reference Moulaert, Thibauld ; Garon, Suzanne. Researchers behind policy developments: comparing ‘Age friendly cities’ models in Quebec and Wallonia. In: Journal of Social Work Practice, Vol. 29, no.1, p. 23-35 (2015)
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