The Internal Dynamics of Union Power: Explaining Canadian Auto workers’ Militancy in the 1980s

Abstract

In 1980, Canada, like most other Western industrialized nations, entered a period of economic decline. The North American auto industry was particularly hard hit. Faced with growing international competition from Japan and Europe, and falling consumer demand due to the recession, it was caught in a compound crisis.

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