The Quality of Working Life, par Louis E. Davis et Albert B. Cherns (éd.), Vol. I : « Problems, Prospects and the State of the Art », Vol. II : « Cases and Commentary », New-York, The Free Press, 450 p. et 387 p.

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The Quality of Working Life, par Louis E. Davis et Albert B. Cherns (éd.), Vol. I : « Problems, Prospects and the State of the Art », Vol. II : « Cases and Commentary », New-York, The Free Press, 450 p. et 387 p.. An article from journal Relations industrielles / Industrial Relations (Volume 31, Number 2, 1976, pp. 175-338), on Érudit.

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