RETRENCHMENT, REPRODUCTION, MODERNIZATION: PENSION POLITICS AND THE DECLINE OF THE GERMAN BREADWINNER MODEL
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MEYER, T., RETRENCHMENT, REPRODUCTION, MODERNIZATION: PENSION POLITICS AND THE DECLINE OF THE GERMAN BREADWINNER MODEL. JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 8, no. 3 (1998), p. 195-211.
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SIIS R.1171
Palabras clave:
Estado social, Género, Pensiones, Política, Política social, Reforma, Alemania
Estado social, Género, Pensiones, Política, Política social, Reforma, Alemania
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