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Rural and Urban Labour Processes: A Comparative Analysis of Australian and Canadian Development

Jacques A. Ferland Christopher Wright

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Jacques Ferland, Christopher Wright, Rural and Urban Labour Processes: A Comparative Analysis of Australian and Canadian Development, Labour / Le Travail, Vol. 38, Australia and Canada: Labour Compared. A Special Joint Issue of "Labour/Le Travail" and "Labour History" (Fall, 1996), pp. 142-169

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