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The Politics of Work in the West: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Resource type
Authors/contributors
- Dickinson, Harley D. (Editor)
- Russell, Bob (Editor)
Title
The Politics of Work in the West: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Date
1985
Publisher
Social Research Unit, Dept. of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan
Place
Saskatoon
# of Pages
232 pages
Citation Key
dickinsonPoliticsWorkWest1985
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11/30/25, 6:47 PM
Language
English
Extra
OCLC: 1438839320
Notes
Contents: Labour in the Prairie City / Glen Makahonuk -- The establishment and consolidation of a commercial fishing industry in Manitoba, 1880-1910 / Frank Tough -- Class, state and power / K. Murray Knuttila -- The Saskatchewan approach to workplace health and safety, 1972-1983 / Robert Sass -- The politics of health standards setting / Robert Sentes -- Critical reflections on "the right to work" / Rob White -- The political economy of the new conservatism / Jim Sheptycki.
"Selected proceedings of a one day conference sponsored by the Social Research Unit, Department of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan, March 1985."
Citation
Dickinson, H. D., & Russell, B. (Eds.). (1985). The Politics of Work in the West: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives. Social Research Unit, Dept. of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan.
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