The Wapping Dispute: An Examination of the Conflict and Its Impact on the National Newspaper Industry

Suellen M. Littleton

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Part 1 Prelude: history and development of industrial relations on Fleet Street the new environment - Britain in the 1980's Rupert Murdoch and News International. Part 2 Conflict: the Wapping dispute - a chronology of events. Part 3 Aftermath: surveying the damages the impact on the national press the print unions - adapting to a new reality.

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