Labour problems in South East Asia

By:

Thompson, Virginia

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Yale Univ. Press; 1947Description: 283 pSubject(s):

Labour economics

DDC classification:

331.0959 Tho

Summary: THIS BOOK Constitutes a report of a longterm project in the interna tional research program of the Institute of Pacific Relations. The dis turbed conditions in Southeast Asia have made it impossible to fully as had originally been hoped with the wartime and postwar labor problems of the area. Many of these more recent developments, however, will be discussed in the author's forthcoming study of the effects of the Japanese occupation in Southeast Asia. This new study will probably be published under the auspices of the American Institute of Pacific Rela tions during 1948.

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THIS BOOK Constitutes a report of a longterm project in the interna tional research program of the Institute of Pacific Relations. The dis turbed conditions in Southeast Asia have made it impossible to fully as had originally been hoped with the wartime and postwar labor problems of the area. Many of these more recent developments, however, will be discussed in the author's forthcoming study of the effects of the Japanese occupation in Southeast Asia. This new study will probably be published under the auspices of the American Institute of Pacific Rela tions during 1948.

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