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Delhey, Jan - 2005

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Inequality and attitudes : postcommunism, western capitalism and beyond

Delhey, Jan - 1999

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Do enlargements make the European Union less cohesive? : An analysis of trust between EU nationalities

Delhey, Jan - In: Journal of common market studies : JCMS 45 (2007) 2, pp. 253-279

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The prospects of catching up for new EU members : lessons for the accession countries to the European Union from previous enlargements

Delhey, Jan - In: Social indicators research : an international and … 56 (2001) 2, pp. 205-231

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Quality of life in a European perspective : the EUROMODULE as a new instrument for comparative welfare research

Delhey, Jan; Böhnke, Petra; Habich, Roland; Zapf, Wolfgang - In: Assessing quality of life and living conditions to …, (pp. 163-176). 2002

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Inequality and support for restributive policy : one world of post-communism, two worlds of western capitalism

Delhey, Jan - 1998

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Who trusts? The origins of social trust in seven nations

Delhey, Jan; Newton, Kenneth - 2002

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Social trust : global pattern or nordic exceptionalism?

Delhey, Jan; Newton, Kenneth - 2004

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A "happiness test" for the new measures of national well-being : how much better than GDP are they?

Delhey, Jan; Kroll, Christian - 2012

Across the globe there is growing skepticism about the usefulness of GDP as a measure of national well-being. Consequently, several alternative quality-of-life (QOL) measures were developed which either aim at healing the GDP, complementing it, or replacing it. This chapter portrays some of...

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