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Title: What Counts as Family Engagement in Schools?: Raced, Classed, and Linguicized Relations Between Families and a Two-Way Dual Language Bilingual Program
Author: Alvarado, Jasmine Nathaly
Date: 2022
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Proctor, C. Patrick

Title: Effects of stock market fluctuations on the adequacy of retirement wealth accumulation
Author: Engen, Eric M., Gale, William G., Uccello, Cori E.
Date: 2004
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Essays in Macroeconomics
Author: Yoneyama, Shunichi
Date: 2022
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Ireland, Peter

Title: Demographic interactions between North and South and the implications for North-South capital flows
Author: Bryant, Ralph C.
Date: 2005
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: The importance of time and flexibility: findings from the Business Week study
Author: Pitt-Catsouphes, Marcie, Litchfield, Leon C.
Date: 2000
Genre: report
Version: Version of record.

Title: The working day: Understanding "work" across the life course
Author: Havens, John J.
Date: 2009
Genre: report
Center: Center on Aging and Work
Version: Version of record.

Title: Would auto-IRAs affect how low-income households cope with emergency expenses?
Author: Liu, Siyan, Quinby, Laura D.
Date: August 2024
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Policies to promote labor force participation of older people
Author: Munnell, Alicia Haydock
Date: 2006
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: The Paradox of High Satisfaction and Low Choice: A Study of Student Satisfaction and University Access in Haiti
Author: Dumay, Harry E.
Date: 2009
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Altbach, Philip G.

Title: Probing the Mechanism of the Allosteric Transition of Aspartate Transcarbamoylase via Fluorescence, Physical Entrapment, and Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering
Author: West, Jay M.
Date: 2009
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Kantrowitz, Evan R.

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