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Los estudios laborales en América Latina : orígenes, desarrollo y perspectivas
Garza Toledo, Enrique de la; Araújo, Ângela Maria Carneiro - 2016 - Primera edición
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Trabajo y modelos productivos en América Latina : Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, México y Venezuela luego de las crisis del modo de desarrollo neoliberal
Garza Toledo, Enrique de la (contributor);  … - 2010
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Korporatistische Paradoxien : zu den Veränderungen der institutionellen Arbeitsbeziehungen in Lateinamerika am Beispiel der Arbeitsrechtsreformen
Dombois, Rainer - In: Lateinamerika-Analysen (2006) 2, pp. 141-168
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Processos de integração regional e a sociedade : o sindicalismo na Argentina, Brasil, México e Venezuela
Zylberstajn, Hélio (ed.);  … - 1996
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Transforming the Latin American automobile industry : unions, workers, and the politics of restructuring
Tuman, John Peter (contributor); Morris, John T. (contributor) - 1998
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Bruch der Arbeitsbeziehungen in Amerika
Wannöffel, Manfred (ed.) - 1996 - 1. Aufl.
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Retos en materia de empleo y respuestas de política en Argentina, Brasil y México
Ernst, Christoph; Berg, Janine; Auer, Peter - In: Revista CEPAL (2007) 91, pp. 95-110
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Employment challenges and policy responses in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico
Ernst, Christoph - In: CEPAL review (2007) (April 2007) 91, pp. 95-110
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Labour market policies and regulations in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico : programmes and impacts
Marshall, Adriana (contributor) - 2004
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Fiscal policy in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Desilus, Bendreff - 2020
there has been no change in poverty in Argentina, and Brazil has suffered a rise in poverty. Following the global financial … crisis, greater attention has been paid to fiscal policy in developed and developing countries-specifically Argentina, Brazil … commodity-export-led growth, Mexico experienced a moderate reduction of 5 percent in poverty between 2014 and 2018 due to the …
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