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• 2006'It's more than who you know' ? networks and trade unions in the audio-visual industries30 cited
• 1994STRIKES AND INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT IN BRITAIN'S DOCKS: BALLOONS OR ICEBERGS?†22 cited
• 1993Co‐operation or Control? Capital Restructuring and Labour Relations on the Docks22 cited
• 2003Putting the Group Back into Unions: A Social Psychological Contribution to Understanding Union Support21 cited
• 1994The Greatest Game no More - Redundant Dockers and the Demise of `Dock Work'21 cited
• 1992A Sea of Discontent: The Tides of Organised and `Unorganised' Conflict on the Docks19 cited
• 2017From ‘unofficial militants’ to de facto joint workplace control: the development of the shop steward system at the port of Liverpool, 1967–197218 cited
• 2012Dockers and Seafarers15 cited
• 1998Continuity and Change in Australian Industrial Relations14 cited
• 2015Organising freelancers: a hard case or a new opportunity?12 cited
• 1999From ‘Supplementary Seagulls’ to ‘Cut Price Casuals’: Changing Patterns of Casual Employment on the New Zealand Waterfront 1951–199712 cited
• 1996Persistent Militants and Quiescent Comrades: Intra-Industry Strike Activity on the Docks, 1947–8911 cited
• 1992Waterfront Reform in Britain and Australia—In Practice and in Principle7 cited