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Center for Demography and Ecology University of Wisconsin-Madison Meritocracy, Cognitive Ability, and the Sources of Occupational Success
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Document Date: 2003-06-23 12:27:29


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Madison / Ohlendorf / Taipei / Chicago / /

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O.D. Duncan and associates / Wilson / Vilas Estate Trust / Christopher Jencks and associates / /

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Taiwan / United States / United Kingdom / Sweden / /

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Man-Made Disaster / /

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Ecology University of Wisconsin-Madison Meritocracy / Ecology The University of Wisconsin-Madison August / The University of Wisconsin-Madison / Observatory Drive / National Institute / University of Wisconsin-Madison / /

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National Institute on Aging / Sociology Center for Demography / Center for Demography / International Sociological Association / National Science Foundation / Research Committee on Social Stratification / Harvard / Occupational Success1 Robert M. Hauser Department / American Sociological Association / University of Wisconsin / Department of Sociology / /

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David Glass / Alan Kerckhoff / Daphne Kuo / Otis Dudley Duncan / Taissa S. Hauser / Linda Jordan / Peter M. Blau / William H. Sewell / Michael Young / John Robert Warren / Jennifer T. Sheridan / Tsai / Arthur Jensen / Robert M. Hauser / Wendy Y. Carter / Min-Hsiung Huang / Archibald O. Haller / /

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author / positive model for research / elementary school / /

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Wisconsin / Illinois / /

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Social Forces / The Harvard Educational Review / The American Journal of Sociology / The American Sociological Review / /

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