Africa, المجلد 76Oxford University Press, 2006 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 103
... labour movements . The organization of their labour , their high literacy rate and their long - term residence in urban areas help to explain their militancy ( Perry 1994 ; Koenker 1981 ; Hobsbawm 1963 ; Aminzade 1981 ) . As fragmented ...
... labour movements . The organization of their labour , their high literacy rate and their long - term residence in urban areas help to explain their militancy ( Perry 1994 ; Koenker 1981 ; Hobsbawm 1963 ; Aminzade 1981 ) . As fragmented ...
الصفحة 107
... labour . In some countries , urban workers are weak and fragmented . Unemployment and harsh new labour laws have decimated their unions . Other countries are confronting well - disciplined labour movements that have adopted creative ...
... labour . In some countries , urban workers are weak and fragmented . Unemployment and harsh new labour laws have decimated their unions . Other countries are confronting well - disciplined labour movements that have adopted creative ...
الصفحة 420
... labour and power . There is a very clear gender division of labour among the Fulani of Burkina Faso , which is also found among other Fulani populations ( Hopen 1958 ; Stenning 1958 , 1959 ; Dupire 1963 , 1970 ; De Bruijn and Van Dijk ...
... labour and power . There is a very clear gender division of labour among the Fulani of Burkina Faso , which is also found among other Fulani populations ( Hopen 1958 ; Stenning 1958 , 1959 ; Dupire 1963 , 1970 ; De Bruijn and Van Dijk ...
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