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*020  $a951-53-1712-6$x951-53-1712-6
*24510$aDiversity in unity :$bstudies of Alcoholics Anonymous in eight societies
*260  $aHelsinki :$bNordic Council for Alcohol and Drug Research (NAD),$c1998$y1998
*300  $a189 s :$bill.
*440 0$aNAD-publikation ;$v33
*520  $aThis book is a companion volume to Alcoholics Anonymous as a mutual-help movement. A study in eight societies was written by Klaus Mälelä et al. Both are outcomes of the International Collaborative Study on Alcoholics Anonymous - the ICSAA project. The perspective in this book is targeted at the diversities - the unique cultural and social characteristics of the AA phenomenon in the eight societies studied in the project. The authors are interested in describing how Alcoholics Anonymous came about to exist and how it appears in the particular settings of Austria, Finland, Iceland, Poland, Mexico,Calfornia (main country), Sweden and Switzerland.
*650 4$aAlcoholics Anonymous
*650 4$aUnited States
*650 4$aIceland
*650 4$aSweden
*650 4$aFinland
*650 4$aSwitzerland
*650 4$aAustria
*650 4$aPoland
*650 4$aMexico
*653  $aAnonyma alkoholister
*653  $aUSA
*653  $aIsland
*653  $aSverige
*653  $aFinland
*653  $aSchweiz
*653  $aÖsterrike
*653  $aPolen
*653  $aMexiko
*7001 $aEisenbach-Stangl, Irmgard$eed.
*7001 $aRosenqvist, Pia$eed.
*7101 $aNordiska nämnden för alkohol- och drogforskning
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