EC254: The Economics of Women, Men, and Work: WELCOME

This guide was created in support of EC254: The Economics of Women, Men, and Work, taught by Prof. Debra Barbezat, Colby College, fall of 2013.

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Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History
Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups
Encyclopedia of American Social History
Encyclopedia of European Social History
Encyclopedia of Urban Cultures
Encyclopedia of the Irish in America
Working Americans: 1880-2005

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EC254: The Economics of Women, Men, and Work: WELCOME

SCIENCES LIBRARIAN

EXAMPLES OF POSSIBLE RELEVANT REFERENCE SOURCES

START HERE FOR GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH

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