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Stewart, David - In: The British labour movement and imperialism, (pp. 173-190). 2010

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Labour, European integration and the post-imperial mind, 1960-75

Cotton, C. M. M. - In: The British labour movement and imperialism, (pp. 149-172). 2010

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Labour and the Central African federation : paternalism, partnership and black nationalism, 1951-60

Steele, Murray - In: The British labour movement and imperialism, (pp. 131-147). 2010

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Labour's "new imperialist attitude" : state-sponsored colonial development in Africa, 1940-51

Frank, Billy - In: The British labour movement and imperialism, (pp. 107-129). 2010

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Labour, race and empire : the trades union congress and colonial policy, 1945-51

Davis, Mary - In: The British labour movement and imperialism, (pp. 89-105). 2010

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Weaving tales of empire : Gandhi's visit to Lancashire, 1931

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Labour and empire : Australia and Britain from the late nineteenth century to the inter-war years

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Empire before labour : the "Scramble for Africa" and the MEDIA, 1880-99

Prior, Christopher - In: The British labour movement and imperialism, (pp. 23-39). 2010

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Exploited workers or agents of imperialism? : British common soldiers in the nineteenth century

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Colonial Mestizaje and Its Consequences for Human Capital and Early Twentieth Century Regional Industrialization in Colombia

España, Irina - 2012

This paper quantitatively shows that the 1945 regional differences in the degree of development of manufacturing industry are explained by human capital accumulation prior to industrial development. Human capital accumulation was more intense in the regions with higher presence of non white free...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013099572