The Development of Labor Movements and State Interference: The Nigerian Experience

The Development of Labor Movements and State Interference: The Nigerian Experience

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Labor movements are known to exist for the primary purpose of protecting the interests of labor in the society.
 
Published at The Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa (JSDA), Clarion University, Pennsylvania, USA. Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 236-252.
Published in 2011
 
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Imhonopi, D. and Urim, U. M.
IMHONOPI DAVID » David Imhonopi holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology, from the Lagos State University, where he graduated as the best student in his set; a Master of Science degree in Industrial Sociology from the University of Ibadan where he came tops, and a PhD degree from the same department. He has taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses under different rubrics in Sociology, Industrial... view full profile
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