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A journal of the social and economic relations of work
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The High Tide of a Labour Market System: The Australasian Male Breadwinner Model

Melanie Nolan Victoria University of Wellington
Pages 73-92 | Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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John Murphy. (2006) The Other Welfare State Non-Government Agencies and the Mixed Economy of Welfare in Australia. History Australia 3:2, pages 44.1-44.15.
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Ray Broomhill & Rhonda Sharp. (2005) The Changing Male Breadwinner Model in Australia: a New Gender Order?. Labour and Industry 16:1, pages 103-127.
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Michael Barry & Nick Wailes. (2016) Contrasting Systems? 100 Years of Arbitration in Australia and New Zealand. Journal of Industrial Relations 46:4, pages 430-447.
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