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Agriculture and rural life in an industrializing society

E.W. Hofstee

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The literature available to the author gives hardly any information concerning the possible sociological studies of social relations within the labour force of the collective and government farms in Communist countries.

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The literature available to the author gives hardly any information concerning the possible sociological studies of social relations within the labour force of the collective and government farms in Communist countries.

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The literature available to the author gives hardly any information concerning the possible sociological studies of social relations within the labour force of the collective and government farms in Communist countries.

Key concepts: Sociology, Industrial society, Rural sociology, Industrial sociology, Agriculture, Subject (documents), Economic sociology, Sociology of disaster

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