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Gold mining in South Africa: Priorities for restructuring

Jean Leger Sociology of Work Program, Sociology Department, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
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Martin Nicol Collective Bargaining Department, National Union of Mineworkers, Johannesburg
Pages 4-19 | Published online: 02 Apr 2009

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Timothy Sizwe Phakathi. (2012) Worker agency in colonial, apartheid and post-apartheid gold mining workplace regimes. Review of African Political Economy 39:132, pages 279-294.
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Gay Seidman. (1999) IS SOUTH AFRICA DIFFERENT? Sociological Comparisons and Theoretical Contributions from the Land of Apartheid. Annual Review of Sociology 25:1, pages 419-440.
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