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Learning to Labor in New Times (Critical Social Thought) by Greg Dimitriadis | Menrva Books

Learning to Labor in New Times (Critical Social Thought)

Learning to Labor in New Times (Critical Social Thought)

Greg Dimitriadis

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Page Count:
258

Publication Date:
2004-01-01

Publisher:
Routledge

ISBN-10:
0203505115

ISBN-13:
9780203505113

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