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118.
A liberal theory of prestige.
American Journal of Sociology
1982 : MAR, VOL. 87:5, p. 1011-1031
 1982 Hope, K.
119.
The occupational and earnings returns to education among black men in the North.
American Journal of Sociology
1982 : JAN, VOL. 87:4, p. 905-920
 1982 Hogan, D. P.
Pazul, M.
120.
Women and weak ties : differences by sex in the size of voluntary organizations.
American Journal of Sociology
1982 : JAN, VOL. 87:4, p. 883-904
 1982 McPherson, J. M.
Smith-Lovin, L.
121.
The age structures of occupations and jobs.
American Journal of Sociology
1982 : JAN, VOL. 87:4, p. 827-851
 1982 Kaufman, R. L.
Spilerman, S.
122.
Toward a theory of mobility and behavior in organizations : an inquiry into the consequences of some relationships between individual performance and organizational success.
American Journal of Sociology
1981 : NOV, VOL. 87:3, p. 684-707
 1981 Jacobs, D.
123.
Economic segmentation, worker power, and income inequality.
American Journal of Sociology
1981 : NOV, VOL. 87:3, p. 651-683
 1981 Kalleberg, A. L.
Wallace, M.
Althauser, R. P.
124.
Criteria for determining whether certain categories in a cross-classification table should be combined, with special reference to occupational categories in an occupational mobility table.
American Journal of Sociology
1981 : NOV, VOL. 87:3, p. 612-650
 1981 Goodman, L. A.
125.
The social class structure of occupational mobility.
American Journal of Sociology
1981 : NOV, VOL. 87:3, p. 578-611
 1981 Breiger, R. L.
126.
The economics of organization : the transaction cost approach.
American Journal of Sociology
1981 : NOV, VOL. 87:3, p. 548-577
 1981 Williamson, O. E.
127.
Where do markets come from?
American Journal of Sociology
1981 : NOV, VOL. 87:3, p. 517-547
 1981 White, H. C.
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