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Monthly Review, 2001
A Short History of the US Working Class by Paul Le Blanc and The Working Class Movement in America by Eleanor Marx and Edward Aveling This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website , where most recent articles are published in full. Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website.
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The “shaking” of worker honeybees by other workers

Animal Behaviour, 1959
1. 1. Various types of distinctive quivering movements by worker honeybees inside the hive have been observed, and a detailed study of one of these ("shaking") was undertaken. 2. 2. The workers were found to be shaken throughout the year, although with greatly increased frequency in the summer. 3. 3. A daily cycle of shaking, commencing at daybreak and
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Workers' Education or Education for the Worker

Social Service Review, 1978
Workers' education began in England as an attempt to remedy the dehumanizing effects of factory labor. It consisted of programs aimed at offering working people a quality liberal arts education outside of the university which excluded them. Among the advocates of workers' education in America was Jane Addams who, at Hull-House, established a diverse ...
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Workers in a Workers' State

2019
This chapter aims to describe quantitative and qualitative dimensions of participatory behavior among workers in Romania--a communist party state which has, since 1965, referred to itself as "socialist". It discusses the relationship between workers' participation in a communist party state and broader, comparative hypotheses. Romanian workers' are not
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