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Third World Trade Unionism: Equity and Democratization in the Changing International Division of Labour
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  • 1979The Trade Union Movement in Africa: Promise and Performance30 cited
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  • 1976U.S. and Latin American Labor: the Dynamics of Imperialist Control20 cited
  • 1980Struggles and Experiences of the Guatemalan Trade-Union Movement, 1976-June 197820 cited
  • 1979Control and Co-Optation of the Argentine Labor Movement16 cited
  • 1979Economic development and the dynamics of class : industrialization, power and control in Monterrey, Mexico15 cited
  • 1976African Trade Unions: Progress or Poverty?14 cited
  • 1978Strikes and the institutionalization of labour protest: The case of Singapore11 cited
  • 1979Union Leaders, Worker Organization and Strikes: Karachi 1969-727 cited

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