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Chris Tilly2001

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Reclaiming Work: Beyond the Wage-Based Society

Chris Tilly · André Gorz

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Year2001

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Published2001-09-01

VenueContemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews

ISSN-L0094-3061

Languageen

Citations298

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ShelfEmployment, Labor, and Gender Studies

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