REINVENTING HERSELF: FROM FANNIE CORALIE PERKINS TO FRANCES PERKINS
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Frances Perkins, mujer, trabajo socialAbstract
Fannie Coralie Perkins, or Frances Perkins, was a key figure in the world of work in America. Her great commitment to the society of the time led her to become one of the main promoters of the Social Security Law. This article aims to deepen his entire political career.Downloads
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Accepted 2019-01-11
Published 2011-05-09
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