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This dataset is for internal use of the lar package only. It attaches the official Labour Relations Taxonomy labels to data read in by the read.lar function.
A data frame with 49 observations on the following 4 variables.
lr.cat
a factor with levels -1
1
10
1012
11
12
12013
12013014
12013014018
12014
12014018
1201404
12015
1213
13
13012
13014
14
14012
14015
14018
142
143
15
16
17
171
172
18
181
182
183
2
3
4
4014
405
405012
5
5012014
5014
508014
5a
5b
6
7
7018
8
9
lr.txt.1
a factor with levels Commodified
EitherOr
Non working
Reciprocal
Tributary
Unknown
lr.txt.2
a factor with levels Community
EitherOr
Household
Market
Non-market
Unknown
lr.txt.3.ext
a factor with levels Affluent (2)
Cannot work (1)
EitherOr
Employers (13)
Household
Indent.lbr. (15)
Indent.lbr. (9)
Kin non-prod. (5b)
Kin prod. (5)
Kin prod. (5a)
Leading prod. (4)
Multiple
Obligatory lbr. (8)
Redist.lbr. (7)
Self-Employed (12)
Serfs (10)
Serfs (16)
Servants (6)
Slaves (11)
Slaves (17)
Unemployed (3)
Unknown
Wage-Earners (14)
Wage-Earners (18)
Currently (lar package version 0.1), the labels still contain a label for labrel 5, but users should be aware that currently only labrels 5a and 5b should be used.
https://collab.iisg.nl/c/document_library/get_file?p_l_id=273223&folderId=277142&name=DLFE-186117.pdf
International Institute of Social History. 2014. Codebook and manual for gathering and entering data in the database of the global collaboratory on the history of labour relations 1500-2000. Version 13, January 14