The Second Industrial Divide

By Michael Piore, Charles Sabel on January 01, 1984

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Piore, Michael, and Sabel, Charles. The Second Industrial Divide. , , . , 1984. Piore, M., and Sabel, C. (1984). The Second Industrial Divide. , , . Piore, Michael, and Sabel, Charles. "The Second Industrial Divide." 1984, .Piore Michael, and Sabel Charles. "The Second Industrial Divide." (1984). Piore, M, and Sabel, C 1984, 'The Second Industrial Divide', , , . Michael Piore, and Charles Sabel, 'The Second Industrial Divide' (1984). Piore M., and Sabel C. The Second Industrial Divide. . 1984. Piore, Michael, and Sabel, Charles. The Second Industrial Divide. . 1984. , .

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