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An empirical assessment of the informational society: Employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920–2000

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  • Yuko AOYAMA
  • Manuel CASTELLS

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  • Yuko AOYAMA & Manuel CASTELLS, 2002. "An empirical assessment of the informational society: Employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920–2000," International Labour Review, International Labour Organization, vol. 141(1-2), pages 123-159, March.
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