Ineguaglianza delle opportunità ed eredità sociale

Stato e Mercato

Volumn , Issue 67, 2003, Pages 123-151

  Esping Andersen, Gosta ^a   Mestres, Josep ^a  

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EID: 66249106857     PISSN: 03929701     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1425/8816     Document Type: Review

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