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A comparative study in Germany, the Netherlands and Turkey
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2012-01-01
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Friedrichs, Jürgen
Klöckner, Jennifer
De Witte, Nynke
Şen, Mustafa
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Faith based organizations and exclusion in european cities
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J. Friedrichs, J. Klöckner, N. De Witte, and M. Şen,
A comparative study in Germany, the Netherlands and Turkey
. 2012, p. 242.