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The role of the law in the institutionalization of industrial conflict with specific reference to the use of the lock-out in South Africa
Difference of opinion exists as to whether the law has a role to play in the institutionalization of industrial conflict. It is argued in this thesis that it does. Firstly, the thesis deals with the development of an institutionalization model allowing for an effective and legitimate role for the la...
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Department of Commercial Law
2024
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