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Industrial Relations and Economic Development, Arthur M. Ross
Collective Bargaining in African Countries, B. C. Roberts and L. Greyfié
Industrial Labor in the Republic of Senegal, Guy Pfeffermann and Thomas Balogh ; The Labor Sector and Socialist Distribution in Cuba, Carmelo Mesa-Lago Reviewed by Walter Galenson
Workers, Employers and Governments: A Comparative Study of Delegations and Groups at the International Labour Conference, 1919-1964, Torsten Landelius Reviewed by Walter Galenson
Workers Councils: A Study of Workplace Organization on Both Sides of the Iron Curtain, Adolf Sturmthal Reviewed by Walter Galenson
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