Historical studies in industrial relations

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  Año 2012, Número 33

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    The edwardian crisis : the survival of liberal England and the rise of a labour identity

    John Callaghan

    págs. 1-23

    
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    The Liverpool general transport strike, 1911

    Eric Taplin

    págs. 25-38

    
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    The Liverpool transport strike of 1911 : "overcomings" transformations, and the "new mentalities" of the Liverpool working class

    Mark O' Brien

    págs. 39-60

    
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    The contribution of direct action to gradualism : the railway strike of 1911

    David Howell

    págs. 61-96

    
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    "Crisis? what crisis"? : the national rail strike of 1911 and the state response

    Sam Davies

    págs. 97-125

    
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    1911 : the first national railway strike and the rail union amalgamation movement

    Alex Gordon

    págs. 127-147

    
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    The enduring legacy of industrial unionism

    Bob Crow

    págs. 150-155

    
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    Tom Mann : the road to syndicalism and beyond

    Richard Hyman

    págs. 157-168

    
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    The irish transport and General Workers' Union and Labour Unrest in Ireland, 1911

    Francis Devine

    págs. 169-188

    
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    An effervescence off youth : female textile-workers' strike activity in Dundee, 1911-1912

    William Kenefick

    págs. 189-221

    
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    Keir Hardie and the GKN Dowlais strike, 1911

    Joe England

    págs. 223-239

    
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    Postscript : the labour unrest in Great Britain and Ireland, 1910-1914- still uncharted territory?

    Dave Lyddon

    págs. 241-261