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학교에서 노동시장으로의 이행 과정 변화 : 1960-1980년대 청년 코호트의 노동 궤적(work trajectory) 비교

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' 학교에서 노동시장으로의 이행 과정 변화 : 1960-1980년대 청년 코호트의 노동 궤적(work trajectory) 비교' 의 참고문헌

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    변금선 사회복지정책, 40(4), 345-373 [2013]
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  • 청년층의 첫 일자리 진입: 경제위기 전후의 비교
    안주엽 홍서연 노동 경제논집, 25(1), 47-74 [2002]
  • 청년층의 조기진입 이탈 취업 원인과 노동시장 성과
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    반정호 통권, (13), 52-62 [2006]
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    우해봉 2012 고용동향조사 심포지엄 [2012]
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    김수정 사회보장연구, 26(3), 49-72 [2010]
  • 청년층의 노동시장 이행 유형과 그 결정요인
    박미희 ( Mi Hee Park ) 홍백의 ( Baeg Eui Hong ) 사회복지 정책, 41(4), 21-49 [2014]
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  • 박사
    청년층 노동시장 이행의 계층화에 관한 연구 : 사회계층별 부 모의 개입 전략을 중심으로
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  • 청년층 구직활동과 조기진입 이탈 취업
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  • 생애과정의 탈표준화에 대한 경험적 연구: 남성들의 성인이행 배열분석을 중심으로
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  • 생애과정의 복합적 탈근대화와 가족화와 개인화의 이중적 과정
    이순미(Soon-Mi Lee) 한국사회학, 48(2), 67-106 [2014]
  • 사회통합 실 태진단 및 대응방안 II-사회통합과 사회이동
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    김희삼 한국 개발연구원 [2015]
  • 빈곤가구 자녀의 노동시장 진입과정 유형화
    노혜진 사회복지정책, 39(4), 109-134 [2012]
  • 비정규직의 세대 간 전승
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  • 부모의 사회계층이 자녀의 노동시장 성과에 미치는 효 과
    김종성 이병훈 동향과 전망, 296-330 [2014]
  • 변화와 세습
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  • 박사
    범주형 혼합모형의 잠재계층 수 결정을 위한 적합도 지 수의 평가:몬테카를로 시뮬레이션 연구
    권재기 고려대학교 교육학과 박사학위논문 [2012]
  • 미취업 청년층의 취업전환에 관한 연구: 다중상태 이 산시간 해저드 모형. 한국사회복지조사연구
    김태운 민인식 46(단일호), 195-222 [2015]
  • 대학진학에서 가족소득 역할의 변화에 관한 연 구
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  • 대학진학에 대한 가정배경의 누적적 매개 효과 분석
    김양분 김위정 한국사회학, 47(4), 263-302 [2013]
  • 대학생의 취업 사교육이 노동시장 이행에 미치는 영향 분석
    배호중(Bae Ho-Joong) 안준기(Ahn Jun-ki) 교육재정경제연구, 20, 99-124 [2011]
  • 대학생의 재학 중 근로와 학업성과
    신동준 The HRD Review. 16(5). 76-91 [2013]
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