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Introduction, upon trade unions in the contemporary third world. Central to the problem as posed were two key issues (Southall, 1984). The first was to consider the structural effect upon labour in third world countries of a widely postulated transition from a ‘colonial’ to what is now commonly referred to as th

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Between Capital and Labour: Trade Unionism in Malaysia,elationship between these two major groups and their agents, e.g. trade unions, employer organisations, the state, is prerequisite to an understanding of the structure of any any capitalist social formation. This chapter will examine the dynamics of the relationship between capital, labour and the s