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Trade Unions. Past, Present and Future

The Politics of Privatisation and Trade Union Mobilisation

The Electricity Industry in the UK and Argentina

Ghigliani, Pablo

The Politics of Privatisation and Trade Union Mobilisation

Trade Unions. Past, Present and Future

The Politics of Privatisation and Trade Union Mobilisation

The Electricity Industry in the UK and Argentina

Trade Unions. Past, Present and Future: The Politics of Privatisation and Trade Union Mobilisation

 

This is a comparative study of how workers and their unions respond to privatisation. Drawing upon research from a variety of disciplines, the author examines the push toward privatisation in diverse national settings, its profound impact on organised labour, and the often innovative responses of workers and their unions in the affected industries.

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Beschrijving Trade Unions. Past, Present and Future: The Politics of Privatisation and Trade Union Mobilisation

Drawing upon research from a variety of disciplines, the author examines the push toward privatisation in diverse national settings, its profound impact on organised labour, and the often innovative responses of workers and their unions in the affected industries.

ISBN
9783039119615
Pagina's
279
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Trade Unions. Past, Present and Future
NUR
680
Druk
1
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Paperback / softback
Taal
Engels
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Verlag Peter Lang

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