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European Welfare regimes and the transition to adulthood: A comparative and longitudinal perspective

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    Joachim Vogel

  2. Statistics Sweden, Social Welfare Analysis Program, S10451, Stockholm, Sweden

    Joachim Vogel

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Vogel, J. European Welfare regimes and the transition to adulthood: A comparative and longitudinal perspective. Social Indicators Research 59, 275–299 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019627604669

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