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Peer reviewedTootle, Deborah M.; Green, Sara E. – Rural Sociology, 1989
Finds that, for 147 Florida migrant farm workers interviewed in 1978, support for unionization was related, in descending order, to being Black, to perceiving mechanization as a threat, and to being dependent on farm work, married, a non-citizen, illiterate, and poorly educated. Contains 22 references. (SV)
Descriptors: Agricultural Laborers, Background, Discriminant Analysis, Farm Labor
