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Belgium

Nursing Standard, 1987
Nurses working with elderly patients in Belgium have welcomed two new initiatives on ageing.
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Belgium

International Labour Law Reports Online, 2001
This chapter analyses the situation of foreign prisoners in Belgian prisons, both quantitatively and qualitatively, with special emphasis on the problems encountered during detention and in preparation or upon release.
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Cytopathology in Belgium

Cytopathology, 2005
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Drijkoningen, M, Bogers, John Paul, Bourgain, C, Cuvelier, Christian, Delvenne, Philippe O, Gompel, Claude, Saerens, L, Thienpont, L, Van Damme, Benediekt, Van Eycken, Liesbet, Verhest, Alain, Weynand, Birgit   +11 more
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The Second Generation in Belgium

International Migration Review, 2003
A growing proportion of second-generation Moroccan and Turkish youngsters in Belgium are moving on to higher secondary education and beyond. This trend is greater among Moroccan youngsters than among their Turkish peers. Turkish girls in particular are still married off at a young age, which inevitably affects their educational opportunities.
Timmerman, C., Vanderwaeren, E., Crul, M.R.J.   +2 more
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Belgium and the Netherlands

2007
Abstract Belgium and the Netherlands are the often neglected non-identical twins of interwar Europe. Over the previous centuries, these prosperous, densely populated, and much contested territories in north-western Europe had been central to the emergence of the commercial economy, social and cultural identities, and state structures ...
Romijn, P., Conway, M.
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