Historical studies in industrial relations

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  Año 2002, Número 14

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    `He might almost as well be without trial': Trade Unions and the 1823 Master and Servant Act - the Warrington Cases, 1846-47

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    Reassessing Irish Industrial Relations and Labour History: The North-east of Ireland up to 1921

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    Compulsory Arbitration's Role in Australian Union Recovery after the 1890s' Depression: The New South Wales Government Railways and Tramways

    pág. 99

    
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    Within and Beyond IG Metall: A Comment on Richard Hyman's Understanding European Trade Unionism

    pág. 135

    
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    The Analytical Heritage of Alan Fox's History and Heritage (1985)

    pág. 139

    
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    Alan Fox's Autobiography

    pág. 159

    
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    Bruce Nelson, Divided We Stand: American Workers and the Struggle for Black Equality

    pág. 169

    
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    Mick Carpenter and Steve Jefferys, Management, Work and Welfare in Western Europe: A Historical and Contemporary Analysis

    pág. 175

    
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    John McIlroy, Kevin Morgan and Alan Campbell (eds), Party People, Communist Lives: Explorations in Biography

    pág. 179

    
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    Tony Cliff, In the Thick of Workers' Struggle: Selected Writings, Vol. 2

    pág. 185