Titlebook: Crisis in the French Labour Movement; A Grassroots’ Perspe W. Rand Smith Book 1987 W. Rand Smith. 1987 crisis.French.grassroots.labour.labo

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‘Crisis’ in the French Labour Movement Reconsideredarticipation, and new management strategies to ‘contain’ unions, to name just two. Finally, the dominant approach has little to say about union organisational life beyond national headquarters, thus providing a highly static view of unions as complex organisations.

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Inside the Local Union: Explaining Organisational Growth and Declineynamics of local unions, especially how militants work together and determine strategy. Our ultimate goal is to account for the evolution of local unionism by identifying the factors that make for organisational growth and decline.

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The Local Union and the Workers: Mobilising Discontentunions] to mobilise supporters constitutes an essential criterion of their representativeness: many strikes and demonstrations are undertaken solely to exhibit the influence and therefore the representativeness of the group that organises them.’

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Epilogueransform labour—management relations at the firm level. The second is Socialist economic policy, which after 1982 turned increasingly toward austerity and ‘modernisation’. In different ways these two changes have deepened the strategic crisis of the labour movement.

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Political Economy and Military Organization,e for the study of local unionism for two principal reasons. First, Grenoble has a modern, dynamic economy, with numerous firms in high-technology industries such as electronics and nuclear engineering. During the 1960s, a period of brisk expansion, Grenoble’s metropolitan population increased by ov

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Private Gef?lligkeiten und der Schwarzmarkts, behaviour and perceptions of its leadership group, the militants. In order to comprehend fully the decision-making processes which help determine local union strategy, however, one must also examine the union’s organisational life. This is the purpose of this chapter: to understand the internal d