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Class struggle and migrant labor in South African gold mines.
D. Massey
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
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South African
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Militancy
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Local Labour
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Class Struggle
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Migrant Labour
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South Africa
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Apartheid
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Political Change
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Economic Advantage
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Migrant Workers
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Neighbouring Countries
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Political Advantage
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Late 19th Century
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Mining Companies
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Short-term Contracts
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Arts and Humanities
Local
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Class Struggle
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Migrant Labor
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Militancy
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Action
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Republic of South Africa
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reliance
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Political Change
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Nineteenth Century
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1970s
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Contract Law
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Migrant Workers
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Social Sciences
Militancy
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Class Struggle
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South Africa
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Political Change
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Nineteenth Century
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Migrant Workers
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Neighboring Countries
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Term Contract
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Gold Mine
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Migrant Labor
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Republic of South Africa
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Political Change
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Migrant Workers
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Migrant Worker
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