Between Class and Elite: The Evolution of the British Labour Movement: a Sociological Study |
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Contents
The structure of the labour movement | 22 |
The structure of the elite of the labour movement | 51 |
The movement comes of age | 61 |
The structure of the labour movement | 79 |
The structure of the elite of the labour movement | 110 |
The evolution of a mass labour movement 133 III The evolution of a mass labour movement | 133 |
The structure of the labour movement | 151 |
Common terms and phrases
accepted achieved activities administrative advancement artisans Association attitude became become branches Britain British capitalist cent century changes characteristic common concerned consequence considerable continued craft created direction economic elite emerged employers established existence fact factory force functions guilds hand hierarchy important increase individual industrial influence instance interests kind labour movement Labour Party later leaders less Liberal linked living London machinery mass master means meetings membership ment middle class mobility move nature objective occupational operations organisation origins Parliament Parliamentary particular period political population position possible production reason regarded relations remained Report representatives result role ruling situation skilled workers social socialist society status strata stratum strike structure Table tion trade union traditions union leaders unskilled values wages whole
Bibliographic information
| Title | Between Class and Elite: The Evolution of the British Labour Movement: a Sociological Study |
| Author | Zygmunt Bauman |
| Translated by | Sheila Patterson |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Manchester University Press, 1972 |
| ISBN | 0719005027, 9780719005022 |
| Length | 334 pages |
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