Titlebook: Sub-Saharan Africa; Chris Allen,Gavin Williams Textbook 1982Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982 Africa.area.social science.so

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Hidden Forms of Labour Protestaccessible to measurement. The number, scope and duration of strikes, the number of man-days lost, the rate of labour turnover, the extent of worker participation in union organizations, radical social movements and street demonstrations — all these are, quite rightly, considered as evidence of labo

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Mines, Migrants and Protest of capital-intensive enterprises in southern Africa in general, or Rhodesia in particular: on the contrary, these features appear to be shared, in different degrees and at different points of historical development by many industrializing systems. Nor is it the enormity of the price that labour is

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Trade Unions and Class Consciousnessthe pioneering work on the African “urban poor”. In a series of articles (1967; 1968; 1973; 1975), he dealt with the questions of the “social circulation”, organization and consciousness of the unemployed, especially in Lagos, Ibadan and Nairobi. The main conclusion regarding the politics of the une

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Petty Producers and Casual Labourng adequate incomes; very small proportions of the total populations of such economies are employed as wage-workers in industry and commerce (at least in the Western senses of the word). Consequently, aside from peasant agriculture, the major means of subsistence available to the urban working poor

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Mines, Migrants and Protesteculiar is the compound system. In terms of its point of historical introduction in southern Africa, of the particular colonial structure at the time and the longevity of the institution, it is unique in capitalist development.

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