Down But Not Out: Labour Movements in Late Industrial Societies

Andrew J. Richards

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Labour, it seems, is in crisis. But what is the nature of the crisis and how, if at all, can it be resolved? Can labour movements, widely perceived to be in a state of irreversible decline, renew themselves? What would a process of renewal actually

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