Further Reading
Lotte Broe and Henrik Dahl Jensen (red.): Årbog for Socialanalytik 1992; Århus, Aarhus Universitetsforlag : Socialanalytisk Selskab, 1993
Signe Pildal Hansen and Jens Erik Kristensen : Socialanalytisk samtidsdiagnostik - baggrund,ansatser, mellemværender og udeståender; workingpaper from the Research Unit in Social Analytical Diagnosis of the Times, The Danish School of Education, May 2006
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