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Le dispositif 16-18 ans : une chance de qualification pour les filles?= 16-18 years old training scheme : is it an opportunity for girls to become qualified?
Consommation: revue de socio-économie
1985 : 1, p. 35-42
 1985 Gadrey-Turpin, N.
17.
Employment and occupational advance under affirmative action.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1984 : AUG, VOL. 66:3, p. 377-385
 1984 Leonard, J. S.
18.
Culture de metier, qualification et efficacite collective = Job culture, qualification and collective efficiency.
Revue Francaise de Gestion
1984 : SEP-OCT, 47-48, p. 137-145
 1984 Weisz, R.
Anselme, M.
Pillemont, J.
19.
L'Emploi des sous-proletaires : constats et chances a saisir = Jobs for sub-proletariat : observations and possibilities to be grabbed.
Travail et Emploi
1984 : SEP, 21, p. 35-48
 1984 Godinot, X.
Join-Lambert, L.
20.
Factor rewards and the international migration of unskilled labor : a model with capital mobility.
Journal of International Economics
1983 : MAY, VOL. 14:3/4, p. 367-380
 1983 Gerking, S. D.
Mutti, J. H.
21.
Corporations aim to wipe out illiteracy.
Business and Society Review
1983 : WINTER, 44, p. 37-40
 1983 McGowan, W.
22.
Industrial transformation and the decline of craft: the decomposition of skill in the printing industry, 1931-1978.
American Sociological Review
1982 : JUN, VOL. 47:3, p. 307-324
 1982 Wallace, M.
Kalleberg, A. L.
23.
Workers and machines: Dimensions and determinants of technical relations in the workplace.
American Sociological Review
1982 : APR, VOL. 47:2, p. 175-188
 1982 Baron, J. N.
Bielby, W. T.
24.
Substitution between production labor and other inputs in unionized and non unionized manufacturing.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1982 : MAY, VOL. 64:2, p. 220-233
 1982 Freeman, R. B.
Medoff, J. L.
25.
Jobs as dam sites.
Review of Economic Studies
1981 : JAN, VOL. 48:151, p. 37-49
 1981 Akerlof, G. A.
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