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An analysis of the role of social safety net scholarships in reducing school drop-out during the Indonesian economic crisis

By: Cameron, Lisa A.

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BookSeries: Innocenti working papers.Publisher: 2001; UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre Subject(s): INDONESIA | DROP-OUTS | SCHOOL ATTENDANCE | SCHOLARSHIPS | SOCIAL SAFETY NETS | FINANCIAL CRISISOnline resources: Click here to access online

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