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DOI: 10.11606/d.8.2013.tde-28112013-114040
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Estrutura ocupacional e pobreza na região metropolitana de São Paulo, 1991-2010

Abstract: No Brasil, o fenômeno da pobreza foi interpretado, mais das vezes, a partir da sua relação com o mercado de trabalho, com a escassez da proteção social e com o processo de expansão do assalariamento. Por outro lado, os estudos sobre estrutura ocupacional raras vezes adotam a pobreza como fenômeno a ser analisado, relegando-a a um mero subproduto das dinâmicas da estratificação social. Esta pesquisa pretende mostrar como podemos incorporar a estrutura ocupacional, a partir da sua relação com as mudanças econômi… Show more

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“…Besides being the only species of the genus, it is one of the largest members in the family, reaching 1.5 meters in length ( Turner, 1966 ). In the northern coast of Brazil, this shipworm is locally known as “Turu” and it is popularly used for the treatment of certain infectious diseases, as well as for enhancing food supplements ( Andrade, 1979 ). Other marine invertebrates are the source of bioactive compounds, which in many cases were found to be produced by associated bacteria ( Piel, 2004 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides being the only species of the genus, it is one of the largest members in the family, reaching 1.5 meters in length ( Turner, 1966 ). In the northern coast of Brazil, this shipworm is locally known as “Turu” and it is popularly used for the treatment of certain infectious diseases, as well as for enhancing food supplements ( Andrade, 1979 ). Other marine invertebrates are the source of bioactive compounds, which in many cases were found to be produced by associated bacteria ( Piel, 2004 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%