Titlebook: Strikes and Industrial Conflict; Britain and Scandina Geoffrey K. Ingham Book 1974 British Sociological Association 1974 business.conflict.

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Patterns of Strike Activity,e activity. As I have stated, Britain and Scandinavia will be the major focus of interest, but strike statistics from the United States and France will also be presented initially in order to place the former societies in a wider comparative perspective. The first task, however, is to outline briefl

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The Development of Industrial Relations in Great Britain,ntries. Great Britain possesses a complex, differentiated and relatively decentralised institutional system which has not led to the formal and comprehensive normative regulation of industrial relations we have found in these other north European countries. To be sure, Great Britain does share some

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The Ross and Hartman Thesis,ge of union members involved in strikes over three periods of time from 1900 to 1956, and (2) a comparison of the average duration of strikes in the periods 1900–29 and 1948–56. The tables are taken directly from Ross and Hartman; but only include those countries in which the decline in strike activity has been most marked.

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Patterns of Strike Activity,l also be presented initially in order to place the former societies in a wider comparative perspective. The first task, however, is to outline briefly some of the persistent and seemingly intractable methodological problems which face the student of industrial conflict.

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The Development of Industrial Relations in Scandinavia,nd fishing and only 15 per cent in mining, manufacturing and handicrafts; whereas in Great Britain the agricultural population was under 40 per cent as early as 1811 and had further declined to about 10 per cent by the end of the nineteenth century.