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In addition, self-destructive trade pacts such as NAFTA, CAPTA, and the proposed FTAA have to be repealed or opposed. Responding to these concerns, legislative bodies and a growing number of public and private funding initiatives have developed mandates, which require human service agencies to engage in inter-organizational "collaborative efforts," "coordination of services," and "partnerships" (Bush, 2000; CAPTA PL 104-235, 108-36; Farmakopoulou, 2002; Harrison, Lynch, Rosander, & Borton, 1990; Mattessich & Monsey, 1992; Springer, et al. In some states, Alaska for example, the statutory rape is termed sexual abuse, thus, leading to possible confusion with sexual abuse as defined by CAPTA noted above. |
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