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Green Gold: The Forest Industry in British Columbia

M. Patricia Marchak

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Tables Preface Acknowledgements Part I: Capital 1. A Staples Economy 2. History of a Resource 3. Partners with Industry 4. The Structure of the Part II: Labour 5. Class and Human Capital 6. Markets, Technology, and Employment 7. Patterns of Employment and Unemployment 8. Employment Conditions for Women in Resource Towns 9. Job Control, Security, and Satisfaction 10. Job Control and Ideology Part III: Communities 11. The Instant Town 12. At the End of the Forest 13. Policies for Change Appendix A. Methodology and Samples Appendix B. Tables Accompanying Chapter 9: Job Control, Security and Satisfaction Appendix C. Tables Accompanying Chapter 10: Ideology Bibliography Index

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Tables Preface Acknowledgements Part I: Capital 1. A Staples Economy 2. History of a Resource 3. Partners with Industry 4. The Structure of the Part II: Labour 5. Class and Human Capital 6. Markets, Technology, and Employment 7. Patterns of Employment and Unemployment 8. Employment Conditions for Women in Resource Towns 9. Job Control, Security, and Satisfaction 10. Job Control and Ideology Part III: Communities 11. The Instant Town 12. At the End of the Forest 13. Policies for Change Appendix A. Methodology and Samples Appendix B. Tables Accompanying Chapter 9: Job Control, Security and Satisfaction Appendix C. Tables Accompanying Chapter 10: Ideology Bibliography Index

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Tables Preface Acknowledgements Part I: Capital 1. A Staples Economy 2. History of a Resource 3. Partners with Industry 4. The Structure of the Part II: Labour 5. Class and Human Capital 6. Markets, Technology, and Employment 7. Patterns of Employment and Unemployment 8. Employment Conditions for Women in Resource Towns 9. Job Control, Security, and Satisfaction 10. Job Control and Ideology Part III: Communities 11. The Instant Town 12. At the End of the Forest 13. Policies for Change Appendix A. Methodology and Samples Appendix B. Tables Accompanying Chapter 9: Job Control, Security and Satisfaction Appendix C. Tables Accompanying Chapter 10: Ideology Bibliography Index

Key concepts: Ideology, Forest industry, Index (typography), Unemployment, Control (management), Resource (disambiguation), Capital (architecture), Job security

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