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cjgl-2386	Simon, Jonathan	Inevitable Dependencies	1995	11	.pdf	application/pdf	7323	333	50	For all its naive optimism, this vision constituted a recognition of the way modern society had expanded the space of child dependency by removing children from the labor force and ghettoizing them in youth environments like schools, where their interactions could be defined as problems for new professions like social work, educational psychology, and juvenile justice. For all its naive optimism, this vision constituted a recognition of the way modern society had expanded the space of child dependency by removing children from the labor force and ghettoizing them in youth environments like schools, where their interactions could be defined as problems for new professions like social work, educational psychology, and juvenile justice.	cache/cjgl-2386.pdf	txt/cjgl-2386.txt