Samhällsvetenskap
Social Mobility
100%
Southern Europe
67%
marriage
53%
industrialization
45%
Sweden
41%
sixteenth century
34%
seventeenth century
33%
demography
32%
fertility
31%
farmer
29%
Catalonia
28%
nineteenth century
27%
diocese
24%
society
24%
distribution of wealth
23%
twentieth century
21%
career
21%
economics
20%
childhood
19%
poverty
17%
trend
13%
intergenerational mobility
11%
economic elite
11%
consolidation
10%
manufacturing industry
10%
social class
10%
proletarianization
10%
occupational group
10%
occupation
9%
multi-level analysis
9%
grant
8%
taxes
8%
adulthood
8%
license
7%
social status
7%
time
7%
social stratification
7%
regression analysis
6%
generational family
6%
tangible assets
5%
university teacher
5%
economic area
5%
pre-industrial society
5%
Intangible assets
5%
affectivity
5%
Konst och humaniora
Barcelona
94%
Computer Vision
36%
Historical Demography
36%
Industrialization
35%
Marriage
35%
Intergenerational Transmission
34%
Artisans
32%
Siblings
30%
Proletarianization
30%
Demographics
26%
Social Status
24%
Farmers
22%
Data Base
21%
Social Groups
21%
Diocese
19%
Tax
19%
Human Capital
16%
17th Century
16%
Nominative
15%
Fertility
12%
Source Material
12%
Economics
12%
Nobility
12%
Mortality
11%
Working Class
11%
Taxation
10%
18th Century
10%
Labour Market
9%
Social History
9%
Population History
8%
Inheritors
8%
Longitudinal Research
7%
Cathedral
7%
Ascription
6%
Offspring
6%
Flourishing
6%
Census
6%
Romania
6%
Countryside
6%
Religion
5%
Manufacturing
5%
Fate
5%
Workers
5%
Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
Barcelona
53%
Socioeconomic Inequalities
35%
Industrialization
35%
Economic Inequality
29%
Marriage
22%
Social Status
20%
License
20%
Fiscal
19%
Deskilling
18%
Progressivity
15%
Tax
13%
Occupational Status
12%
Working Class
11%
Taxation
10%
18th Century
10%
Socioeconomic
9%
Labour Market
9%
Spouses
9%
Human Capital
9%
Payment
8%
Economic Sectors
8%
Economic Structure
8%
Workers
6%
