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Labour relations in a developing country : a case study on Zimbabwe / Mark A. Shadur

By:

Shadur, Mark A

Series: (The making of modern Africa series)Publication details: Aldershot : 1994 Ashgate PublishingDescription: xiv, 283p. ; 23 cmISBN:

1856289028

Subject(s):

Labour relations -- developing countries

DDC classification:

331.096891 SHA

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