An edition of Why Canadian forestry and mining towns are organized differently
(2011)
Why Canadian forestry and mining towns are organized differently
the role of staples in shaping community, class, and consciousness
by Louise Dignard
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Why Canadian forestry and mining towns are organized differently: the role of staples in shaping community, class, and consciousness
2011, Edwin Mellen Press
in English
0773415858 9780773415850
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Table of Contents
The study of the sits' institutions
The study of sits as collectivities
Staple-izing the study of forestry and mining towns
Comparing the work and community spheres
Labour process
Women's experience.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 231-256) and index.
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