Capitalism and Confrontation in Sumatra's Plantation Belt, 1870 -1979
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Yale University Press New Haven and London
1985
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Inggris
London, England
Most scholarship. I suspect, starts out with a cluttered assortment of personal, empirical, and theoretical baggage, though these sorts of in-sights and inspirations are often not all that apparent in a work's final
and public form. The following account of labor control and confrontation in Sumatra's plantation history is no exception.
Most scholarship. I suspect, starts out with a cluttered assortment of personal, empirical, and theoretical baggage, though these sorts of in-sights and inspirations are often not all that apparent in a work's finaland public form. The following account of labor control and confrontation in Sumatra's plantation history is no exception. taking it’s the oretical and practical motivation from a number of sources. On the most immediate (and ethnographic) level the project's beginning long preceded my fieldwork among Javanese estate workers in North Sumatra in 1977.
