Status Influences in Third World Labor Markets: Caste, Gender, and CustomJames G. Scoville |
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Ascriptive Factors in Labor Market Analysis | 1 |
A Status Report | 8 |
Ethnicity Caste Religion and Occupational Structure in Traditio | 15 |
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