Os estudos de mobilidade social e ocupacional
passado, presente e desafios para o futuro
Palavras-chave:
Mobilidade social, Mobilidade ocupacionalResumo
O artigo tem como objetivo apresentar as principais perspectivas acerca da mobilidade social e ocupacional presentes na tradição sociológica. Além disso, buscar identificar os desafios con- temporân.eos para a área de estudos.
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