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Privatisation and industrial relations in British shipbuilding
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  • 1990The hollowing out of British manufacturing and its implications for policy36 cited
  • 1986How Do We Know If Shop Stewards Are Getting Weaker?32 cited
  • 1988Shopfloor Politics and Job Controls: The Post-War Engineering Industry31 cited
  • 1987Managing the Factory: A Survey of General Managers29 cited
  • 1986The Politics of the Ucs Work-In: Class Alliances and the Right to Work21 cited
  • 1972THE CONTOURS OF SOLIDARITY: SOCIAL STRATIFICATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS IN SHIPBUILDING*15 cited
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  • 1985British and French shipbuilding: the industrial relations of decline5 cited

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