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101	0		_apor
102			_aPT
200	1		_aAmerican sociological review
210			_aWashington _cAmerican Sociological Association _d[19--]-
215			_d25 cm
303			_aDescrição baseada em: v. 49, nº 1 (February 1984)
326			_aBimestral
345			_a1957-1961, 1962 incompleto, 1963, 1964 incompleto, 1965, 1966 incompleto, 1967, 1968 incompleto, 1969, 1970 incompleto, 1971, 1972-1973 incompletos, 1974, 1975-1978 não existem, 1979, 1980-1981 não existem, 1982-1995.
462			_tExplaining occupational sex segregation and wages : findings from a model with fixed effects _02099
462			_tJob-shift, patterns in Germany _02171
462			_tIndustrialization and world inequality : the transformation of the division of labor _02174
462			_tRethinking internal labor markets : new insights from a comparative perspective _02195
462			_tSupport for worker participation : attitudes among union and non-union workers _02196
462			_tFormal education and initial employment : unravelling the relationships between : schooling and skills over time _02197
462			_tYouth, underemployment, and property crime : differential effects of job availability and job quality on juvenile and young adult arrest rates _02405
462			_tFamily ties : balancing commitments to work and family in dual earner households _04378
462			_tReturns on human capital in ethic enclaves : new york city's chinatown _04379
462			_tOvereducation and earnings : a structural approach to differential attainment into u.s. labor force, 1970-1982 _04380
462			_tOn the estimation of union threat effects _08951
462			_tEmployment relations and the labor market : integrating institutional and market perspectives _013528
462			_tOrganizational evolution and the social ecology of jobs _013529
462			_tDispute resolution without disputing : how the international organization of mediation hearings minimizes argument _013530
462			_tPrimary, secondary, and enclave labor markets : a training systems approach _014739
462			_tWomen's employment during pregnancy and after the first birth : occupational characteristics and work commitment _014743
462			_tChildren's work and schooling in the late nineteenth-century family economy _014745
462			_tWork experience and control orientation in adolescence _014747
462			_tModels for comparing mobility tables : toward parsimony and substance _015224
462			_tIndustrial restructuring, gender segregation, and sex differences in earnings _020010
462			_tWhat is new in "new structuralist" analyses of earnings? _022263
462			_tFrom dependence to sovereignty : an event history analysis of decolonization, 1870-1987 _022264
462			_tIndustrial employment and wages of womwn, men, and children in a 19 th century city : Indianapolis, 1850-1880 _022265
462			_tEmployment schedules among dual-earner spouses and the division of household labor by gender _023670
462			_tMigration, segregation and the geographic concentration of poverty _023808
462			_tMale elight from computer work : a new look at occupational resegregation and ghettoization _023809
462			_tJob training in U.S. Organizations _023810
462			_tChanges in the segregation of whites from blacks during the 1980s : small steps toward a more integrated society _023811
462			_tPaying the professor : sources of salary varation in academic labor markets _023812
462			_tMother's occupational status and childrens schooling _023813
462			_tTransplanted Organizations : The Transfer of Japanese Industrial Industrial Organization to the U.S. _026096
462			_tIncome inequality and industrial development : dualism revisted _026793
462			_tAccounting for de male/female wage gap among whites 1976 and 1985 _027168
462			_tClass and class conflict in six western nations _027539
462			_tA comparative study of working-class disorganization : Union decline in eigtheen advanced capitalist countries _027540
462			_tThe persistence of gender inequality in earnings in the German Democratic Republic _027542
462			_tThe gender gap in workplace authority : a cross-national study _027543
462			_tThe question of caste in modern society : durkheim's contradictory theories of race, class and sex _027545
462			_tPrejudice as a response to perceived group threat : population composition and anti-immigrant and racial prejudice in Europe _027548
462			_tThe institutional environment : implications for race and gender inequality in the U.S. Labor Market _027549
462			_tGender and family businesses in rural China _027557
462			_tPolicy alternatives and political change : work family and gender on the Congressional Agenda 1945-1990 _027558
462			_tThe epidemology of social stress _027559
462			_tFor what it's worth : organizations, occupations, and the value of work done by women and nonwhites _08321
462			_tWorker interdependence and output : the hawthorne studies reevaluated _08322
462			_tNew process technology, job design, and work organization : a contingency model _08323
462			_tLife transitions, role histories, and mental health _08324
462			_tFormal organization and the fate of social movements : craft association and class alliance in the knights of labor _08325
462			_tSex and sector differences in the dynamics of wage growth in the Federal Republic of Germany _09765
462			_tAn overlapping persistence model of career mobility _09766
462			_tThe process of status attainment among men in Poland, the U.S., and West Germany _09767
462			_tJob mobility and social ties : social resources, prior job, and status attainment _09768
462			_tLocal industrial dominance and earnings attainment _010358
462			_tRelative wages and radical theory of economic segmentation _010359
462			_tUnderstanding cross-national variation in occupational mobility _010360
462			_tCategorical imperatives : the structure of job titles in California of job titles in California State Agencies _010361
462			_tMacroeconomic structure and labor's share of income : United States, 1950 to 1980 _012194
462			_tSocial net works and organizational dynamics _012195
606	1		_aSociologia
675			_a316.1
686			_a05.01