“First the grub, then the morals”? Disentangling the self-interest and ideological drivers of attitudes towards demanding activation policies in Belgium
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Rossetti, F., et al., “First the grub, then the morals”? Disentangling the self-interest and ideological drivers of attitudes towards demanding activation policies in Belgium. Journal of Social Policy, vol. 50, n. 2, 2021, p. 346-366.
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Política activa empleo, Trabajo, Desempleo, Factores socioeconómicos, Teoría social, Estado social, Actitudes sociales, Bélgica
Política activa empleo, Trabajo, Desempleo, Factores socioeconómicos, Teoría social, Estado social, Actitudes sociales, Bélgica
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