Contentious Mobilities and Cheap(er) Labour: Temporary Foreign Workers in a New Brunswick Seafood Processing Community

Canadian Journal of Sociology- Canada

doi 10.29173/cjs28256

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Political Science

Date

September 30, 2016

Authors

Christine Knott

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University of Alberta Libraries

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