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LABOUR STUDIES&#13;
Editors: Gerald Berk, Charles Craypo, Teresa Ghilarducci, Edward Lorenz, Jill Rubery, Patrick Sullivan (Managing Editor), Frank Wilkinson&#13;
Associate Editors: Francesca Bettio (Italy), Gerhard Bosch (G~rmany), Peter Brosnan (Australia), Alberto Castro (Portugal), Simon Deakin (UK), Rainer Dombois (Germany), Jane Humphries (UK), Constance Lever-Tracy (Australia), Alberto Meixide (Spain), Phillippe Mehaut (France), Francois Michon (France), Sam Rosenberg (USA), Werner Sengenberger (Germany), Bo Strath (Sweden), Gyorgy Sziraczki (Hungary), Paola Villa (Italy)&#13;
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