Titlebook: Union Revitalisation in Advanced Economies; Assessing the Contri Gregor Gall (Research Professor of Industrial Rela Book 2009 Palgrave Macm

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Building Stronger Unions: A Review of Organising in Britain,The launch of the TUC Organising Academy in 1998 was meant to herald a shift in resources and culture in British union movement. Moving the motion on ‘New Unionism’ at the 1997 Congress, USDAW’s general secretary spoke of the need for unions to go back to ‘basic, grass roots organising principles’, noting that:

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Ralph DarlingtonNow that we know, or believe we know, the history of the term and its new meaning, we must admit that this meaning is by no means clear. Let me quote a footnote from a historian’s work published in 1955.

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This chapter begins with a brief examination of the life of Damaris Cudworth Masham. Section II focuses on her philosophical writing including her correspondence, her ideas on the relationship of faith and reason, her views on reason and women’s education and possible feminist aspects of her views on morality and epistemology.

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Book 2009After a decade of ‘union organizing‘ in Britain, the time has come to make a thoroughgoing assessment of it. This book evaluates the efficacy of the union organising in terms of union strategies, tactics, styles and resources, and assesses the impact of differing regulatory regimes on union organizing.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230233478assessment; service; strategy

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978-1-349-30165-2Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009

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Overview: After a decade of ‘union organizing‘ in Britain, the time has come to make a thoroughgoing assessment of it. This book evaluates the efficacy of the union organising in terms of union strategies, tactics, styles and resources, and assesses the impact of differing regulatory regimes on union organizing.978-1-349-30165-2978-0-230-23347-8

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Organising and Union Modernisation: Narratives of Renewal in Britain,esses how the union movement has sought to operationalise organising as a tool for revitalisation. The nature and relative efficacy of the concept for union revitalisation has stimulated an extensive academic debate — see for example, the recent exchanges between Carter (2006) and de Turberville (20