Verso la misura della qualità familiare degli interventi: un percorso entro la sociologia relazionale

Carrà, Elisabetta; Bramanti, Donatella

doi:10.3280/sp2017-001004

“…In recent years, studies in the relational sociology framework (Donati, 2014a;Donati & Archer, 2015;Donati, 2015) 1 have increasingly revealed strengths of family-focused policies (Carrà, 2016b;Donati, 2012c) or family associations (Carrà, 2017;Donati & Prandini, 2007). Good practices in services to the family (Carrà, 2014a), familiness 2 , has become, little by little, a distinctive relational genre in the study of welfare systems and human services: Familiness is a quality that is shown empirically to add value (Carrà, 2012b;Carrà & Bramanti, 2017;Donati, 2012a).…”

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