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Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions

By Lourdes Benería on January 01, 2001

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Benería, Lourdes. Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions. , , . , 2001. Benería, L. (2001). Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions. , , . Benería, Lourdes. "Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions." 2001, .Benería Lourdes. "Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions." (2001). Benería, L 2001, 'Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions', , , . Lourdes Benería, 'Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions' (2001). Benería L. Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions. . 2001. Benería, Lourdes. Changing Employment Patterns and the Informalization of Jobs: General Trends and Gender Dimensions. . 2001. , .

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