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Industrial decentralization under apartheid: The relocation of industry to the South African periphery
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  • 1981'Nimble Fingers Make Cheap Workers': An Analysis of Women's Employment in Third World Export Manufacturing803 cited
  • 1981A New International Division of Labor?230 cited
  • 1974Legislation, ideology and economy in post‐1948 South Africa187 cited
  • 1983The Geography of Multinationals130 cited
  • 1970WHITE PROSPERITY AND WHITE SUPREMACY IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY125 cited
  • 1983The decentralisation of production — the decline of the mass-collective worker?110 cited
  • 1981Render unto Kaiser: A Transkei dossier35 cited
  • 1982Independent trade unions since Wiehahn19 cited
  • 1973Some Aspects of Industrial Decentralization in South Africa17 cited
  • 1985Worker Militancy in South Africa: A Sociospatial Analysis of Trade Union Activism in the Manufacturing Sector8 cited
  • 1984New technology in the Garment industry6 cited

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