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The Cross-National Studies Research Program
was established in the early 1970's. As its central purpose, the Program
carries out comparative social policy research in advanced industrialized
countries on issues of particular concern to the United States, U.S. studies
in the context of comparative studies, and U.S. studies which are outside
of comparative projects. The central focus is child and family policy
in the advanced industrial world, including government, employment, and
private sector programs and policies, such as: |
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