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segmented labour markets — segmented labour markets … Dictionary of sociology
СЕГМЕНТИРОВАННЫЕ РЫНКИ ТРУДА — (SEGMENTED LABOUR MARKETS) См.: Рынка труда сегментация … Социологический словарь
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new structuralism — new structuralism, new structuralists The label given in the United States to researchers who, from about 1980 onwards, examined how processes of occupational attainment were influenced by structural constraints such as those imposed by segmented … Dictionary of sociology
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