Constance R. Sutton's dissertation on the 1958 wilcat strike by Barbadian sugar workers. Attachments sutton_dissertation_1969-libre.pdf (10.93 MB) retail and food strikes food wildcat strikes agriculture Barbados anthropology Constance R. Sutton PDF Comments
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