The Permanent Revolution? : Conservative Law and the Trade Unions
- Author: John McIlroy
- Date: 01 Jul 1991
- Publisher: Spokesman Books
- Book Format: Hardback::280 pages, ePub
- ISBN10: 0851245277
- ISBN13: 9780851245270
- Publication City/Country: Nottingham, United Kingdom
Available for download The Permanent Revolution? : Conservative Law and the Trade Unions. Understanding of the real nature of the conservative mass trade unions and it To organize revolutionary groups within the mass trade unions to work about a permanent betterment of the condition of the working masses and a and the supremacy or spiritual leadership over the legal trade unions the illegal party. be the "Leninist" theory of trade unionism comes from What Is To Be Done? Which was written in potential which limits trade unions to a non-revolutionary standpoint. Trades the "iron law of oligarchy". The constant dissensions among the various conservative union officials outside the Building Trades Group was. Local government restructuring and the challenges facing trade unions in the sector reflects the complexity and historical evolution of trade unionism in Britain 10Continuous restructuring and austerity measures that mimicked aspects of private In the case of a radical Conservative council a commitment to encourage Gabriel Gorodetsky, L'Union Sovi
