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Active Labour Market Policy and Gender Mainstreaming in Germany: Gender-Specific Aspects of Participation and Destination in Selected Instruments of the Federal Employment Service. IAB Labour Market Research Topics.

Petra Müller, Beate Kurtz

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Key concepts: Gender mainstreaming, Active labour market policies, Mainstreaming, Service (business), Labour economics, Business, Political science, Economic growth

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