Workers and Working Classes in the Middle East: Struggles, Histories, Historiographies

Published by State University of New York (1994), Albany, 1994

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orig.boards Binding edges & head of spine rubbed. VG. 23x15cm, xxxi,341 pp, Small mark to side page-edge. Some top page-edge soil. Contains 12 papers. Includes: S. Vatter "Militant Journeymen in 19th- Century Damascus: Implications for the Middle Eastern Labor History Agenda"; D. Quataert "Ottoman Workers & the State, 1826-1914"; K. Koptiuch " Other Workers: A Critical Reading of Representations of Egyptian Petty Commodity Production at the Turn of the 20th Century"; Z. Lockman " ' Worker' & ' Working Class' in pre-1914 Egypt: A Rereading"; E. Goldberg " Worker's Voice & Labor Productivity in Egypt"; F. Ahmad "The Development of Working Class Consciousness in Turkey"; A. Bayat "Historiography, Class & Iranian Workers"; M.P. Posusney "Collective Action & Workers' Consciousness in Contemporary Egypt"; J. Beinin "Will the Real Egyptian Working Class Please Stand Up?"; E. Davis "History for the Many or History for the Few? The Historiography of the Iraqi Working Class"; E. Burke III "The History of the Working Classes in the Middle East: Some Methodological Considerations"; D. Chakrabarty "Labor History & the Politics of Theory: An Indian Angle on the Middle East". Binding edges & head of spine rubbed. VG.

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Title
Workers and Working Classes in the Middle East: Struggles, Histories, Historiographies
Author
Lockman, Zachary; editor:
Publisher
State University of New York (1994), Albany
Publication year
1994
Binding
Hardcover

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