Young Pioneers: Cohabitation and Family Life Pathways in Denmark

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Young Pioneers: Cohabitation and Family Life Pathways in Denmark. / Loft, Lisbeth Trille Gylling.

2011.

Research output: Book/ReportDoctoral thesis

Harvard

Loft, LTG 2011, Young Pioneers: Cohabitation and Family Life Pathways in Denmark.

APA

Loft, L. T. G. (2011). Young Pioneers: Cohabitation and Family Life Pathways in Denmark.

Vancouver

Loft LTG. Young Pioneers: Cohabitation and Family Life Pathways in Denmark. 2011.

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Loft, Lisbeth Trille Gylling. / Young Pioneers: Cohabitation and Family Life Pathways in Denmark. 2011.

Bibtex

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