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Circulation and proletarianisation

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  • Standing, Guy.

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Working paper on the role of labour mobility and rural migration in the formation of working class attitudes characteristic of capitalism (proletarianisation) - discusses relationships with division of labour, and considers elements of social conflict inherent in workers adaptation to the labour market. References.

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  • Standing, Guy., 1982. "Circulation and proletarianisation," ILO Working Papers 992199773402676, International Labour Organization.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:992199773402676
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