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["Our intention is not to argue and theorize but to march and practice." Private and public treatment of alcoholism: the case of the Floda colonies, 1908-25].

Authors :
Prestjan A
Source :
Historisk tidskrift (Stockholm, Sweden) [Hist Tidskr] 2001 (4), pp. 599-624.
Publication Year :
2001

Subjects

Subjects :
Agriculture economics
Agriculture education
Agriculture history
Agriculture legislation & jurisprudence
Alcoholic Intoxication economics
Alcoholic Intoxication ethnology
Alcoholic Intoxication history
Alcoholic Intoxication psychology
Christianity history
Christianity psychology
Colonialism history
Emigration and Immigration history
Emigration and Immigration legislation & jurisprudence
Employment economics
Employment history
Employment legislation & jurisprudence
Employment psychology
Government Programs economics
Government Programs education
Government Programs history
Government Programs legislation & jurisprudence
Health Care Reform economics
Health Care Reform history
Health Care Reform legislation & jurisprudence
History, 20th Century
Local Government
Physical Fitness physiology
Physical Fitness psychology
Private Sector economics
Private Sector history
Social Behavior
Social Change history
Social Values ethnology
Socioeconomic Factors
Spiritual Therapies economics
Spiritual Therapies education
Spiritual Therapies history
Spiritual Therapies legislation & jurisprudence
Spiritual Therapies psychology
Sweden ethnology
Alcoholism economics
Alcoholism ethnology
Alcoholism history
Alcoholism psychology
Public Health economics
Public Health education
Public Health history
Public Health legislation & jurisprudence
Religion history
Substance Abuse Treatment Centers economics
Substance Abuse Treatment Centers history
Substance Abuse Treatment Centers legislation & jurisprudence
Voluntary Health Agencies economics
Voluntary Health Agencies history

Details

Language :
Swedish
ISSN :
0345-469X
Issue :
4
Database :
MEDLINE
Journal :
Historisk tidskrift (Stockholm, Sweden)
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
18283754