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There is no doubt that, historically, individualisation has been associated with a loosening of the chains of religious dogma, class oppression and gender and ethnic discrimination, and so with a liberation of human potential. In fact each organ has its own special characteristics and autonomy, yet the greater the unity of the organism, the more marked the individualisation of the parts. Human Resource Management and Individualisation in Australian Labour Law, The Journal of Industrial Relations, 45:3, September 2003, p. |
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