The American Merchant Seaman and His Industry: Struggle and StigmaThe author, a seaman for seven years from a seafaring family, reflects upon his experiences for a keener understanding of seaman behaviour. |
Contents
An Historical View of U S Maritime Policy | 1 |
Conflict within the Industry | 17 |
The Marginal Lifestyle of the Seaman | 31 |
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