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( 6 ) professional college qualification ( 17 years ) ; and ( 7 ) university degree (
19 years ) . Unfortunately , the GSP data do not include detailed educational
histories for all birth cohorts . That means that we must reconstruct the process of
...
( 6 ) professional college qualification ( 17 years ) ; and ( 7 ) university degree (
19 years ) . Unfortunately , the GSP data do not include detailed educational
histories for all birth cohorts . That means that we must reconstruct the process of
...
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6 % ) , professional college qualification ( women : 2 . ... 7 % ) , or a university
degree ( women : 9 . ... With regard to vocational qualification and university
degrees , women and men , but especially women of the cohorts of 1926 - 30 and
1931 ...
6 % ) , professional college qualification ( women : 2 . ... 7 % ) , or a university
degree ( women : 9 . ... With regard to vocational qualification and university
degrees , women and men , but especially women of the cohorts of 1926 - 30 and
1931 ...
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However , as far as secondary education is concerned there has been a clear
decrease in overall selectivity in the West ... on the transition from upper
secondary school qualification to professional college qualification or university
degree .
However , as far as secondary education is concerned there has been a clear
decrease in overall selectivity in the West ... on the transition from upper
secondary school qualification to professional college qualification or university
degree .
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 90-94 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1990 |
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