Historical studies in industrial relations

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  Año 2010, Número 29-30

  • Striving for solidarity: the north Wales Miners' Association, 1890-1912

    Bethan Jones

    págs. 1-31

    

  • The origins of disorderly wage-bargaining in the british engineering industry

    Kevin Whitston

    págs. 33-60

    

  • Out of sight, out of pocket: women's invisibility in the british printing industry and its effects on the gender pay gap

    Tricia Dawson

    págs. 61-98

    

  • The labour government and the first National Fire Service Strike, 1977-1978

    Terry Segars

    págs. 99-118

    

  • Anti-communism and trade-unionism: a brief response to Tom Sibley

    Jim Phillips

    págs. 119-121

    

  • Walter Milne-Bailey, the TUC Research Department, and the 1926 general strike: the background to a nation on strike

    Dave Lyddon

    págs. 123-151

    

  • A nation on strike: the causes, progress and results of the British National Strike of 1926

    W. Milne-Bailey

    págs. 153-252

    

  • Ethical socialism and the trade unions: Allan Flanders and British industrial relations reform

    John Kelly

    págs. 253-258

    

  • The T&G story: a history of the transport and general workers union 1922-2007

    Andrew W. Murray

    págs. 260-264

    

  • Embedded with organized labor: journalistic reflections on the class war at home

    Steve Early

    págs. 265-273