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Labour markets have undergone vast transformations over the last few years. There are arguments that employment and unemployment measures have not been adequate in understanding the complexities of labour markets. Research on labour underutilisation has focused on one side of the spectrum, which...
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The purpose of this cross-cultural study was to examine characteristics of coping strategies in the samples of Egyptian Muslims(N=147); Egyptian Christians(N=68),and Ukrainian Christians(N=109). The study determined a weighted impact of ethnic and religious components of subject's identity on...
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Under-participation in selective universities lowers social mobility in England, the United States, and elsewhere. English universities have standardized tuition costs, and strongly heterogeneous graduate earnings. Attending a selective university is therefore strongly incentivized, yet...
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The purpose of this article is to show how Russian workers with higher professional education who are in precarious employment and live in larger cities perceive the lack of stability in their employment, life, and their prospects, and what influences their decision-making with respect to...
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