Can Workers Have A Voice?: The Politics of Deindustrialization in Pittsburgh |
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Unemployment — Pennsylvania — Pittsburgh Region — Case studies. 3. Steel industry and trade — Pennsylvania — Pittsburgh Region — Case studies. I. Title. HD5708.55.U62P584 1993 338.6'042— dc20 92-32477 CIP Copyright © 1993 The ...
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From Street Rage to Relief Broker: The Mon Valley Unemployed Committee 131 5. Who Decides? Uncovering Hidden Decision-Making Environments 161 6. Can Workers Have a Voice? 201 Selected Bibliography 223 Index 229 FIGURES 1.
From Street Rage to Relief Broker: The Mon Valley Unemployed Committee 131 5. Who Decides? Uncovering Hidden Decision-Making Environments 161 6. Can Workers Have a Voice? 201 Selected Bibliography 223 Index 229 FIGURES 1.
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The Prophetic Ministry Takes on Corporate Evil | 49 |
Who Decides? Uncovering Hidden DecisionMaking | 161 |
Can Workers Have a Voice? | 201 |
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Can Workers Have a Voice?: The Politics of Deindustrialization in Pittsburgh Dale A. Hathaway Vista de fragmentos - 1993 |
Can Workers Have a Voice?: The Politics of Deindustrialization in Pittsburgh Dale A. Hathaway Sin vista previa disponible - 1989 |
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