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Class as variable, class as generative mechanism: the importance of critical realism for the sociology of health inequalities. / Jones, I.R.
2003. Papur a gyflwynwyd yn Department of Sociology Seminar invited speaker, Bath Spa University, UK.

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Jones, IR 2003, 'Class as variable, class as generative mechanism: the importance of critical realism for the sociology of health inequalities', Papur a gyflwynwyd yn Department of Sociology Seminar invited speaker, Bath Spa University, UK, 3/01/01.

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Jones, I. R. (2003). Class as variable, class as generative mechanism: the importance of critical realism for the sociology of health inequalities. Papur a gyflwynwyd yn Department of Sociology Seminar invited speaker, Bath Spa University, UK.

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Jones IR. 2003. Class as variable, class as generative mechanism: the importance of critical realism for the sociology of health inequalities. Papur a gyflwynwyd yn Department of Sociology Seminar invited speaker, Bath Spa University, UK.

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Jones, I.R. Class as variable, class as generative mechanism: the importance of critical realism for the sociology of health inequalities. Department of Sociology Seminar invited speaker, Bath Spa University, UK, 03 Ion 0001, Papur, 2003.

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Jones IR. Class as variable, class as generative mechanism: the importance of critical realism for the sociology of health inequalities. 2003. Papur a gyflwynwyd yn Department of Sociology Seminar invited speaker, Bath Spa University, UK.

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Jones, I.R. / Class as variable, class as generative mechanism: the importance of critical realism for the sociology of health inequalities. Papur a gyflwynwyd yn Department of Sociology Seminar invited speaker, Bath Spa University, UK.

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