“…Paper presented to the Cambridge Anglo-Dutch conference on Comparative colonial social and economic history, 18-21 June 1979. - Photocopy.…”

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“…In Reviving the Strike, labor lawyer Joe Burns draws on economics, history and current analysis in arguing that the labor movement must redevelop an effective strike based on the now outlawed traditional labor tactics of stopping production and workplace-based solidarity. …”

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