Explaining public support for demanding activation of the unemployed: The role of subjective risk perceptions and stereotypes about the unemployed
Gespeichert in:
Rossetti, F., et al., Explaining public support for demanding activation of the unemployed: The role of subjective risk perceptions and stereotypes about the unemployed. Journal of European Social Policy, vol. 32, n.5, 2022, p. 497-513.
Ref.
580926
Standort:
SIIS R.1171 / SIIS Archivo (R.1171)
Palabras clave:
Desempleo, Política activa empleo, Mercado de trabajo, Actitudes sociales, Opinión pública, Percepción, Riesgo, Promoción, Etiquetamiento, Efectos, Estudio cualitativo, Europa
Desempleo, Política activa empleo, Mercado de trabajo, Actitudes sociales, Opinión pública, Percepción, Riesgo, Promoción, Etiquetamiento, Efectos, Estudio cualitativo, Europa
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