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~institution:"Fachsymposium Familienkompetenzen - Ressourcen für die Arbeitswelt <2, 1997, München>"
~source:"econis"
~subject:"Geschlecht"
~subject:"Kinderbetreuung"
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Fachsymposium Familienkompetenzen - Ressourcen für die Arbeitswelt <2, 1997, München>
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