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Exploring the right to work among persons with disabilities: The role of labor-oriented values

Ofir Y Pinto1, Michel Strawczynski2, Arie Rimmerman3

  • 1School of Public Policy, National Insurance Institute of Israel and Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel.

Work (Reading, Mass.)
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