Трансформирующие И Селективные Системы: Исследование По Сравнительной Социологии Академических Рынков И Карьер
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национальные академические системы; селективные академические системы; трансформирующие академические системы; наем; конкурсные процедуры; академическая мобильность; пожизненные контракты; научные карьеры; академический рынок труда;All these keywords.
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