An edition of Industria e lavoro nel Lecchese fra Otto e Novecento (2004)

Industria e lavoro nel Lecchese fra Otto e Novecento

lo sviluppo di un distretto fra liberismo pragmatico e welfare nascente

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Marco Maggioni, Marco Maggioni
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An edition of Industria e lavoro nel Lecchese fra Otto e Novecento (2004)

Industria e lavoro nel Lecchese fra Otto e Novecento

lo sviluppo di un distretto fra liberismo pragmatico e welfare nascente

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Cattaneo
Language
Italian
Pages
240

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Subjects

Industries, History, Economic conditions

Places

Italy, Lecco (Province), Lecco (Italy : Province)

Times

19th century, 20th century

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Industria e lavoro nel Lecchese fra Otto e Novecento: lo sviluppo di un distretto fra liberismo pragmatico e welfare nascente
2004, Cattaneo
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Includes bibliographical references.

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HC307.L42 M34 2005

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240 p.
Number of pages
240

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31703901M
ISBN 10
8886509642
LCCN
2006350228

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