Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong

By Tai-Lok Lui on January 01, 1994

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Lui, Tai-Lok. Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong. , , . , 1994. Lui, T. (1994). Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong. , , . Lui, Tai-Lok. "Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong." 1994, .Lui Tai-Lok. "Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong." (1994). Lui, T 1994, 'Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong', , , . Tai-Lok Lui, 'Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong' (1994). Lui T. Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong. . 1994. Lui, Tai-Lok. Waged Work at Home: The Social Organization of Industrial Outwork in Hong Kong. . 1994. , .

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