“I'd prefer not to”: A research note on resistance to office work in some post World War II American films: Labor History: Vol 31, No 3

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Gregory Bush

The author wants to thank Carol Damian and the Arango Foundation for getting him involved in this subject, Sybil Lipschultz for her comments on drafts of this paper, and the National Endowment for the Humanities for travel assistance.

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