Technological Change, Mechanisation, Craftsmen's and Workers' Reactions in Mediterranean Europe

English, Stefan Berger, Sean Scalmer, Jan Hildenhagen, 2024
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Technological Change, Mechanisation, Craftsmen's and Workers' Reactions in Mediterranean Europe, 19th-20th Century: Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movement.

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Language
English
topic
History & Archaeology
Subtopic
History of other regions
Author
Jan Hildenhagen, Sean Scalmer, Stefan Berger
Number of pages
153
Year
2024
Item number
47872566

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Publisher
Böhlau
Category
Reference books
Release date
31.5.2024

Book properties

topic
History & Archaeology
Subtopic
History of other regions
Language
English
Author
Jan Hildenhagen, Sean Scalmer, Stefan Berger
Year
2024
Number of pages
153
Year
2024

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225 mm
Width
156 mm
Weight
264 g

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