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Digital copy of Looked after Children: Can Existing Services Ever Succeed? by Michael Little in Adoption & Fostering Volume 34 Number 2 2010. Taken from SAGE Publications on 20 July 2014.

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Reference	C/D/AW6/C/EE000114
Date	2010 - 2010
Scope and Content	Relates to arguments against existing care services, alternatives to existing care services, logical exceptions, and conclusion. Includes references to an article entitled 'Can the corporate state parent?' [C/D/AW6/C/EE000085].
Names	Bullock, Roger British Association for Adoption and Fostering Little, Michael United Nations Rutter, Michael Courtney, Mark E Sinclair, Ian Thoburn, June Parker, Roy Sage Publications
Keywords	experts \| evidence \| Children \| United Kingdom \| child protection \| health \| children's services \| social services \| childcare \| ethics \| articles \| looked after children \| families \| research \| adoption \| fostering \| residential homes \| laws \| conventions \| journals
Dimensions	1 pdf file
Language	English
Level of description	file
Access Restriction	PDF file - please click on the link to download
Closed until	2100

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C/D/AW Independent Jersey Care Inquiry »

C/D/AW6 Independent Jersey Care Inquiry - Expert Evidence. Includes evidence provided by Dr Philip Michael Johnson, Anthony Giles Le Sueur, Professor Roger Bullock and Richard William Whitehead. Relates to the Jersey Constitution; the childcare system in Jersey and how the system evolved over time; and societal and legislative changes in the childcare system in Jersey and the United Kingdom. »

C/D/AW6/C Expert evidence from Professor Roger Bullock providing an overview of societal and legislative changes in the childcare system in Jersey and the United Kingdom over time. »

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