LABOUR AND POLITICS

LABOUR AND POLITICS
REFERENCES

BY

M.M. Yusif

Compiled for Students of Labour and Politics Studies In The Department of Political Science, Bayero University, Kano – Nigeria

1990

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101. Jeff Crisp, The Labouring poor, Trade Unions and Political change in Ghana: Some empirical and conceptual observations
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107. Jon Krans, Strikes and Labour Power in a post-colonial African State: the case of Ghana
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110. Joseph Tharamangalam, “The Communist Movement and the theory and practice of peasant mobilisation in India”, JCA Vol. 11 No. 4 (1981)
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112. Karl Marx, “General Rules of the International Working men’s Association”, selected works Vol.2
113. Karl Marx, “Inaugural address of the workers’ International Association” selected works Vol. 2
114. Karl Marx, “Marginal notes to the programme of the German workers party” selected works Vol.3
115. Karl Marx, Critique of the Gathe Programme” selected works Vol.3
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117. Karl Marx, The Revolutions of 1848, Political Writings Vol. 1 (1973)
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120. L. M. Mahlalots workerism and Economism. Forms of incorporation by the state” No. 104 (1986)
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122. Labour Vanguard, “Bafyau Exco. Revisionist or pragmatist” Vanguard, 21/3/89
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129. M. M. Yusif, Human Rights in Nigeria
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131. Martin J. Murray, “The Rubber Plantations of colonial Indochina: the colonial state and class struggle between wage-labour and capital, 1910-1940”, in Walter Goldfrank (ed.) The World System of capitalism: past and present.
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135. NANS, Nigerian Students Charter of Demands, 1982
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137. Nicholas Vantear, “Recession, retrenchment and Military Rule: Nigerian Labour in the 1980s in Roger South (ed.) Trade Union and the Industrialisation of the Third World.
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141. NLC, The Position of the NLC on the Government white paper on the political bureau report, 1987
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235. Workers’ Vanguard: Massline: The Alternative: The analyst: New Labour Militant
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237. Yusuf Bangura, Crisis Management and Union struggle in Niger State, 1987
238. Yusuf Bangura, Industrial Crisis and the struggle for National Democracy: Lessons from Kaduna Textiles Ltd and the Workers Demonstration of Jan. 1984, 1987
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