Trade unions & party politics: labour movements in Africa

Björn Beckman · Sakhela Buhlungu · Lloyd M. Sachikonye

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Labor Movements and Unions African history and culture studies African Studies and Ethnography

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The book discusses the relations between trade unions and the the state, including the process of fiorming political parties in Africa. It is concderned with processes of engagement and disengagement, autonomy and afficiliation in seven African countries.

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