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STILL THE MOST DIFFICULT REVOLUTION? – A REPORT ON A CONFERENCE ON WOMEN AND UNIONS HELD AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY, (NOV 2003) IN HONOUR OF ALICE H. COOK’S 100 th BIRTHDAY

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Linda Briskin

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Briskin, L. (2004). STILL THE MOST DIFFICULT REVOLUTION? – A REPORT ON A CONFERENCE ON WOMEN AND UNIONS HELD AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY, (NOV 2003) IN HONOUR OF ALICE H. COOK’S 100 th BIRTHDAY. Just Labour, 4. https://doi.org/10.25071/1705-1436.161

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Volume 4 (Summer 2004)

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Conference Reviews

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