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Social structure and intergroup interaction: men and women of the federal bureaucracy

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Scott J. South; Charles W. Bonjean; William T. Markham; Judy Corder

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American Sociological Review, Volume 47, p.587–99 (1982)
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APA style: South, S. J., Bonjean C. W., Markham W. T., & Corder J. (1982).  Social structure and intergroup interaction: men and women of the federal bureaucracy. American Sociological Review. 47, 587–99.
Chicago style: South, Scott J., Charles W. Bonjean, William T. Markham, and Judy Corder. "Social structure and intergroup interaction: men and women of the federal bureaucracy." American Sociological Review 47 (1982): 587-99.
IEEE style: South, S. J., C. W. Bonjean, W. T. Markham, and J. Corder, "Social structure and intergroup interaction: men and women of the federal bureaucracy", American Sociological Review, vol. 47, pp. 587–99, 1982.
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