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      The Movement for the Abolition of Child Labour as an Example of a Transnational Network Movement

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            Work Organisation, Labour and Globalisation
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            Spring 2008
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            : 165-179
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            © Patrick Develtere and An Huybrechs, 2008

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            Sociology,Labor law,Political science,Labor & Demographic economics,Political economics

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