Worker Militancy and Its Consequences, 1965-75: New Directions in Western Industrial Relations

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Edited by Solomon Barkin

Praeger, 1975, 408 pp

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Nine country studies of Western Europe and North America plus two integrative essays by the editor make this a valuable survey of the causes, manifestations and aims of the "new activism" in labor movements.

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