Restructuring the U.S. Economy: The NLRB, the Saturn Project, and Economic Justice

Gordon L. Clark

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N.B. Professor Clark was based at Carnegie-Mellon University when this article was first published. We are not permitted to provide full-text of this article in ORA. Citation: Clark, G. L. (1986). 'Restructuring the U.S. economy: the NLRB, the Saturn Project, and economic justice', Economic Geography, 62(4), 289-306.

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