The legend of red Clydeside
Study of historical communist labour movement and industrial worker labour disputes in Glasgow, the UK - analyses the events that led to the legend of Red Clydeside and the triumph in 1922 of the Labour political party; covers labour relations unrest and labour policies restricting trade unionization, the right to strike and trade union rights; discusses the achievements and role of revolutionaries in dividing the working class; and argues it was an interest group movement rather than a labour movement. Bibliography
Print Book, English, ©1983
Donald, Edinburgh, ©1983