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Dole autonomy versus the re-imposition of work

Aufheben's late 1990s pamphlet, appendix and epilogue on workfare and unemployed struggles.

Submitted by Joseph Kay on May 14, 2012
  • Dole autonomy versus the re-imposition of work: analysis of the current tendency to workfare in the UK
  • Appendix: Workfare - the USA case
  • 'Dole autonomy and work re-imposition': an epilogue

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