The Power of Shop Culture: The Labour Process in the New Zealand Railway Workshops, 1890-1930

Posted by Jamie Cantoni

by Erik Olssen and Jeremy Brecher, originally published as an offprint from International Review of Social History, Vol XXXVII (1992), Part 3

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The Power of Shop Culture: The Labour Process in the New Zealand Railway Workshops, 1890-1930

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