Add to ORKGThis PhD Research examines the basic precept of postindustrial/post-materialist theory, exploring the relationship thatlabour movements have historically played in shaping contentiouspolitics as well as exploring the wider organizational frameworkupon which much of socially organized contention is arrayed today.Chapter one will seek to provide the context within which thedebates of social movement and post-materialist theories areconducted today. Chapter two will take a more consideredhistorical overview of labour or proletarian movements looking atthe ways and means by which labour movements becameconcretized in society. Chapter three explores specific historicalevents that have been driven principally by working class dissentin order to d...
Explanations of labour protests and strikes have thus far always approached the issue from a social ...
Post-Fordism suggests the world\u27s economic travails are the birth-pangs of a new, post- Fordist i...
In the early 1980s many social theorists claimed that the ‘New Social Movements’ (NSMs) were the au...
This PhD Research examines the basic precept of postindustrial/post-materialist theory, exploring th...
In contemporary labour studies, methodological innovations to grasp the changing social forms and st...
This thesis examines the dynamics of the interrelation and interaction of the labour unrest, 1910-14...
It is now increasingly argued that within contemporary society it is new forms of social movements t...
Largely due to its conservative profile at the time, the U.S. labour movement was largely absent fro...
In the recent evolution of contemporary social movements three phases can be identified. The first p...
PhD ThesisThis thesis examines the extent to which the modern labour movement is utilising social m...
Abstract In this article we have highlighted the huge history of Labour movement in short, startin...
Globalisation has adversely affected working-class organisation and mobilisation; but international ...
This article aims to contribute to building a more ‘comprehensive’ theory of the alter-globalisation...
This book examines international labour movement opposition to globalisation. It chronicles and crit...
[Summary of the book containing this chapter:] A survey of the global trajectory of labour history. ...
Explanations of labour protests and strikes have thus far always approached the issue from a social ...
Post-Fordism suggests the world\u27s economic travails are the birth-pangs of a new, post- Fordist i...
In the early 1980s many social theorists claimed that the ‘New Social Movements’ (NSMs) were the au...
This PhD Research examines the basic precept of postindustrial/post-materialist theory, exploring th...
In contemporary labour studies, methodological innovations to grasp the changing social forms and st...
This thesis examines the dynamics of the interrelation and interaction of the labour unrest, 1910-14...
It is now increasingly argued that within contemporary society it is new forms of social movements t...
Largely due to its conservative profile at the time, the U.S. labour movement was largely absent fro...
In the recent evolution of contemporary social movements three phases can be identified. The first p...
PhD ThesisThis thesis examines the extent to which the modern labour movement is utilising social m...
Abstract In this article we have highlighted the huge history of Labour movement in short, startin...
Globalisation has adversely affected working-class organisation and mobilisation; but international ...
This article aims to contribute to building a more ‘comprehensive’ theory of the alter-globalisation...
This book examines international labour movement opposition to globalisation. It chronicles and crit...
[Summary of the book containing this chapter:] A survey of the global trajectory of labour history. ...
Explanations of labour protests and strikes have thus far always approached the issue from a social ...
Post-Fordism suggests the world\u27s economic travails are the birth-pangs of a new, post- Fordist i...
In the early 1980s many social theorists claimed that the ‘New Social Movements’ (NSMs) were the au...