- ∗I am grateful to the National Science Foundation (Grant SES 7909370) for providing research support. This paper was prepared for presentation at the NSF/SSRC Anglo-American Research Workshop, University of North Carolina, September, 1980, funded by the National Science Foundation (Grant SES 7925038); I thank those who participated in the workshop for their comments. Also thanks go to Brian Berry, Meric Gertler, Bennett Harrison, Doreen Massey, Eric Sheppard, and John Whiteman for their comments on a previous draft.
THE EMPLOYMENT RELATION AND SPATIAL DIVISION OF LABOR: A HYPOTHESISFootnote∗∗I am grateful to the National Science Foundation (Grant SES 7909370) for providing research support. This paper was prepared for presentation at the NSF/SSRC Anglo-American Research Workshop, University of North Carolina, September, 1980, funded by the National Science Foundation (Grant SES 7925038); I thank those who participated in the workshop for their comments. Also thanks go to Brian Berry, Meric Gertler, Bennett Harrison, Doreen Massey, Eric Sheppard, and John Whiteman for their comments on a previous draft.
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