The Alternative Economic Strategy

The internationalisation of economic life imposes increasingly recognised constraints on labour movement activities, both at the level of industrial negotiations and in the scope of national economic policy. Part of the answer lies in extra-national initiatives, especially in Western Europe. But it would be wrong to see in European policy an escape from acute problems of policy at national level. This article examines present labour movement thinking on Britain's economic relations with Western Europe

Economic policy · Economic system · Economics · International trade · Internationalization · Negotiation · Political economy · Political science · Labor Movements and Unions · Law · Political and Economic history of UK and US · Social Policy and Reform Studies

• The British Labour Movement and Economic and Monetary Union in Europe

  Open Access•Gerard Strange•Capital & Class•1997

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• Rise and fall of the alternative economic strategy

  John Callaghan•Contemporary British History•2000

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• The British left

  Open Access•Andrew Mullen•Capital & Class•2007

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• Thatcherism and alternatives

  Open Access•Hugo Radice•Capital & Class•2014

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