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Benelongs Haven Recovery From Alcohol And Drug Use Within An Aboriginal Australian Residential Treatment Centre Chenhall

Name: Benelongs Haven Recovery From Alcohol And Drug Use Within An Aboriginal Australian Residential Treatment Centre Chenhall
SKU: BELL-5706318
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (70 reviews)

SKU: BELL-5706318

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Benelongs Haven Recovery From Alcohol And Drug Use Within An Aboriginal Australian Residential Treatment Centre Chenhall instant download after payment.

Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.93 MB

Pages: 321

Author: Chenhall, Richard

ISBN: 9780522853483, 9780522853490, 052285348X, 0522853498

Language: English

Year: 2007

Product desciption

Benelongs Haven Recovery From Alcohol And Drug Use Within An Aboriginal Australian Residential Treatment Centre Chenhall by Chenhall, Richard 9780522853483, 9780522853490, 052285348X, 0522853498 instant download after payment.

Presents an attempt to examine, at the ethnographic level, the different ways in which individuals are shaped by, and interact within, the larger structures and social institutions that surround them. This title documents an instance of Australian Aboriginal people trying to achieve change in their lives.