| Introduction : work in context
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1988 |
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| Ways of getting a living in eighteenth-century England
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1988 |
Malcolmson, R. W. |
| Women's work, mechanization and the early phases of industrialization in England
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1988 |
Berg, Maxine |
| Protective legislation, the capitalist state and working-class men : the case of the 1842 mines regulation act
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1988 |
Humphries, Jane |
| From work to employment and unemployment : the English experience
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1988 |
Kumar, Krishan |
| Conceptualizing the labour force : the underestimation of women's economic activities
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1988 |
Benería, Lourdes |
| Domestic labour and the household
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1988 |
Mackintosh, Maureen M. |
| Gender, Accumulation and the labour process
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1988 |
Redclift, Nanneke |
| Who cares? : a review of empirical evidence from Britain
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1988 |
Parker, Gillian |
| Work and informal activities in urban southern Italy
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1988 |
Mingione, Enzo |
| The subcontracting of cleaning work in Israel : a case in the casualization of labour
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1988 |
Bernstein, Deborah |
| Empoyment lessons from the US electronics industry
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1988 |
Alic, John A. |
| Work, culture and society in industrializing America, 1815-1919
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1988 |
Gutman, Herbert G. |
| Labour market segmentation and workers' careers : the case of the Italian knitwear industry
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1988 |
Solinas, Giovanni |
| Rethinking internal labour markets : new insights from a comparative perspective
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1988 |
Stark, David |
| Female workers in the first and third worlds : the greening of women's labour
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1988 |
Pearson, Ruth |
| Households composition, social networks and household production in Germany
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1988 |
Glatzer, Wolfgang |
| Reciprocal exchange of labour in Hungary
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1988 |
Sik, Endre |
| Time, technology and the informal economy
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1988 |
Gershuny, Jonathan |
| Homeworking in Britain
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1988 |
Hakim, Catherine |
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