Manufacturing Change: Industrial Relations and Restructuring

Stephanie Tailby · Colin Whitston · Roy Lewis · Janet T. Walsh · Peter Turnbull · Michael Terry

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This text challenges the assumption that large-scale change had been brought about in British industry in the 1980s as a result of market forces and management initiatives, and its authors suggest that uneven development and inter-capitalist competition remain as barriers to successful rationalisation.

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