Book review: Rehabilitation: Beyond the risk paradigm,Tony Ward and Shadd Maruna. London: Routledge,2007. 204 pp. (including index) (pbk). ISBN 978—0—415—38643—2
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Book review: Rehabilitation: Beyond the risk paradigm,Tony Ward and Shadd Maruna. London: Routledge,2007. 204 pp. (including index) (pbk). ISBN 978—0—415—38643—2
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