FEMALE EMPLOYMENT, INSTITUTIONS AND THE ROLE OF REFERENCE GROUPS: A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF 22 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
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VAN LANCKER, W., GHYSELS, J., FEMALE EMPLOYMENT, INSTITUTIONS AND THE ROLE OF REFERENCE GROUPS: A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF 22 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. Serie: CSB WORKING PAPER, ANTWERP, HERMAN DELEECK CENTRE FOR SOCIAL POLICY, 2010, 36 p.
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Conciliación, Datos estadísticos, Evaluación de servicios, Factores sociales, Guarderías, Inclusión laboral, Literatura científica, Mujer, Política familiar, Servicios de infancia, Trabajo, Unión Europea
Conciliación, Datos estadísticos, Evaluación de servicios, Factores sociales, Guarderías, Inclusión laboral, Literatura científica, Mujer, Política familiar, Servicios de infancia, Trabajo, Unión Europea
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