Strikes and Power in Britain, 1870-1920

Not long ago, sociologists and labor economists used to talk confidently about the "natural history of the strike". By that they meant its rather smooth progress along a line that supposedly rose rapidly in the early stages of industrial growth, gradually flattened out with the establishment of stable collective bargaining, and slowly fell as the strike proceeded to "wither away" in the prosperity of "advanced industrial society

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