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The occupational status and mobility of British men and women.
Oxford Economic Papers
1985 : MAR, VOL. 37:1, p. 40-71
 1985 Greenhalgh, C. A.
Stewart, M. B.
32.
Status, autonomy, and training in occupational mobility.
American Journal of Sociology
1984 : MAY, VOL. 89:6, p. 1379-1409
 1984 Hout, M.
33.
Mobilite sociale, fratrie et descendance = Social mobility,size of family of origin and descendance.
Consommation: revue de socio-économie
1984 : JUL-SEP, 3, p. 19-50
 1984 Tabard, N.
34.
Technology transfer through staff mobility.
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1984 : APR, VOL. 6:1, p. 3-11
 1984 Onyenadum, E.
Tomlin, B.
35.
The structure of intergenerational occupational mobility : generality and specificity in resources, channels, and barriers.
American Journal of Sociology
1983 : JAN, VOL. 88:4, p. 718-745
 1983 Yamaguchi, K.
36.
Structural mobility, circulation mobility and the analysis of occupational mobility : A conceptual mismatch.
American Sociological Review
1983 : OCT, VOL. 48:5, p. 721-727
 1983 Sobel, M. E.
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Urban geographic factors and location satisfaction following a personnel transfer.
Academy of Management Journal
1983 : SEP, VOL. 26:3, p. 520-526
 1983 Carruthers, N. E.
Pinder, C. C.
38.
Predictors of faculty intent to exit the organizational : potential turnover in a large university.
Human Relations
1982 : MAY, VOL. 35 : 5, p. 349-372
 1982 Zey-Ferrell, M.
39.
The association between husbands' and wives' occupations in two-earner families.
American Journal of Sociology
1982 : SEP, VOL. 88:2, p. 397-409
 1982 Hout, M.
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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.
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