Development of Trade Unionism in Great Britain and Germany, 1880-1914
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Alastair Reid
Alte Verband
Amalgamated National Union
ASE
Berlin Metalworkers
British Labour Historian
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Centralized Trade Union Organization
collective bargaining law
comparative labour organisation studies
Dirk H. MLler
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Eric J. Hobsbawm
Firemen
Free Trade Unions
Friedhelm Boll
Full Time Trade Union Officials
Geoffrey Alderman
German Trade Union Movement
Great Dock Strike
Hamburg Dockers
Hans Mommsen
Hans-Gerhard Husung
Independent Labour
Independent Labour Party
Independent Labour Representation
industrial relations Europe
James E. Cronin
Jay M. Winter
John Lovell
John Saville
Jonathan Zeitlin
Keith Burgess
Klaus Saul
Klaus SchHoven
Klaus Tenfelde
labour movement history
Labour Protection League
London Dock Strike
LRC
Michael GrTner
Michael Schneider
National Free Labour Association
Philip S. Bagwell
Premium Bonus System
Richard Hyman
Richard Price
Robert J. Holton
Ruhr Miners
Sidney Pollard
Sliding Scale Agreements
South Metropolitan Gas Company
Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei
state repression unions
Strike Wave
syndicalism Britain Germany
working class politics
Product details
- ISBN 9780415791373
- Weight: 910g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 02 Jun 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This stimulating collection of essays by distinguished British, American, Australian and German scholars, originally published in 1985, offers a picture of the upsurge of New Unionism and the growth of old unions, and looks at the severe setbacks which occurred in the labour movements of Britain and Germany between the 1880s and the First World War. Labour history is seen from a European perspective and special emphasis is placed on the role of the state in Britain and Germany in its desire to contain and suppress trade union activity by law or force. Insights are provided into the political allegiances of the unions and their members to the parties of the working class and the state.
Wolfgang J. Mommsen, Hans-Gerhard Husung
