This critique explores six case studies which will illustrate how elements of a highly politicised local working-class fought against the rapid rise in forced redundancies and industrial closures.
This critique explores six case studies which will illustrate how elements of a highly politicised local working-class fought against the rapid rise in forced redundancies and industrial closures.
Brian Marren is an Independent Researcher specialising in the social and labour history of Contemporary Britain
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Introduction 1. Unravelling of the post-war consensus and the peculiarities of Liverpool 2. Employment and unemployment on Merseyside, 1945-98 3. British Leyland's closure of the Triumph TR7 Plant in Speke: 'The Shape of Things to Come'? 4. The TGWU 6/612 Branch for the Unemployed: Working-Class Politicisation and Mobilisation 5. The Toxteth Riots, 1981: unemployed youth take to the streets 6. The Militant Tendency and the Liverpool City Council's fight to save 'jobs and services', 1983-86 7. Sit-ins and factory occupations: a case study of Cammell Laird Shipyards 8. The Liverpool Dock Strike of 1995-98: the end of the line? Conclusion Bibliography
Introduction 1. Unravelling of the post-war consensus and the peculiarities of Liverpool 2. Employment and unemployment on Merseyside, 1945-98 3. British Leyland's closure of the Triumph TR7 Plant in Speke: 'The Shape of Things to Come'? 4. The TGWU 6/612 Branch for the Unemployed: Working-Class Politicisation and Mobilisation 5. The Toxteth Riots, 1981: unemployed youth take to the streets 6. The Militant Tendency and the Liverpool City Council's fight to save 'jobs and services', 1983-86 7. Sit-ins and factory occupations: a case study of Cammell Laird Shipyards 8. The Liverpool Dock Strike of 1995-98: the end of the line? Conclusion Bibliography
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