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Results and Prospects: Some Observations on Latin American Labor Studies
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  • 1970The Development of the Colombian Labor Movement57 cited
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  • 1933Peace by Revolution: Mexico After 191042 cited
  • 1966Organized Labor in Latin America27 cited
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