A future which works
Michael Ignatieff, 30 December 1982
Trade Unions in British Politics
edited by Ben Pimlott.
Longman, 302 pp., £6.50, September 1982,0 582 49184 3 Show More
edited by Ben Pimlott.
Longman, 302 pp., £6.50, September 1982,
Trade Unions: The Logic of Collective Action
by Colin Crouch.
Fontana, 251 pp., £2.50, August 1982,9780006358732 Show More
by Colin Crouch.
Fontana, 251 pp., £2.50, August 1982,
Work and Politics: The Division of Labour in Industry
by Charles Sabel.
Cambridge, 304 pp., £17.50, September 1982,0 521 23002 0 Show More
by Charles Sabel.
Cambridge, 304 pp., £17.50, September 1982,
Strikes and the Government, 1893-1981
by Eric Wigham.
Macmillan, 248 pp., £20, February 1982,0 333 32302 5 Show More
by Eric Wigham.
Macmillan, 248 pp., £20, February 1982,
Governments and Trade Unions: The British Experience, 1964-1979
by Dennis Barnes.
Heinemann Educational, 242 pp., £6.50, February 1982,0 435 83046 5 Show More
by Dennis Barnes.
Heinemann Educational, 242 pp., £6.50, February 1982,
The Assembly Line
by Robert Linhart, translated by Margaret Crosland.
Calder, 160 pp., £3.95, September 1981,9780714537429 Show More
by Robert Linhart, translated by Margaret Crosland.
Calder, 160 pp., £3.95, September 1981,
“... mass-produced goods sector using the Fordist assembly-line methods so horrifically described in Robert Linhart’s account of working for Citroën. The rational solution for the West is the one beckoning in the hill-towns of the Emilia Romagna, where small, capital-intensive shops employing skilled craftsmen and designers working in tandem are taking ... ”
