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Gender, occupational prestige, and wages: A test of devaluation theory
European sociological review
2009 : FEB, VOL. 25:1, p. 87-101
 2009 Magnusson, C.
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The effect of occupational sex-composition on earnings: job-specialization, sex-role attitudes and the division of domestic labour in Spain
European sociological review
2008 : APR, VOL 24:2 p. 199-213
 2008 Polavieja, J. G.
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Resources of the partner: Support or restriction in the occupational career? Developments in the Netherlands between 1940 and 2003
European sociological review
2008 : FEB, VOL. 24:1, p. 81-95
 2008 Verbakel, E.
Graaf, P. M. de
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Translator status - A study of Danish company translators
Translator : Studies in Intercultural Communication
2008 : APR, VOL. 14:1, p. 71-96
 2008 Dam, H.V.
Zethsen, K.K.
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How far merit selection? Social stratification and the labour market
British Journal of Sociology
2007 : SEP, VOL. 58:3, p. 367-390
 2007 Jackson, M.
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Is there a status order in contemporary British society? Evidence from the occupational structure of friendship
European sociological review
2004 : DEC, VOL. 20:5, p.383-401
 2004 Chan, T.W.
Goldthorpe, J.H.
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Why do some occupations pay more than others? Social closure and earnings inequality in the United States
American Journal of Sociology
2002 : JUL, VOL. 108:1, p. 55-101
 2002 Weeden, K. A.
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Multivariate models of hotel occupancy performance and their implications for hotel marketing
International Journal of Tourism Research
2001 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 3:1, p. 33-44
 2001 Jeffrey, D.
Barden, R. R. D.
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Occupational identity of management accountants in Britain and Germany
European Accounting Review
2000 : VOL 9:4, p. 477-498
 2000 Ahrens, T.
Chapman, C.S.
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Learning and development factors related to perceptions of job content and hierarchical plateauing
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1999 : DEC, VOL 20:7, 1113-1137
 1999 Allen, T (et al.)
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