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        Richard Hyman : An assessment of his Industrial Relations – a Marxist introduction

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        Gall, Gregor
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        2299/8675
        Abstract
        Richard Hyman’s Industrial Relations: A Marxist Introduction is a seminal work in the study of labour unions, the employment relationship and industrial relations within Britain and western capitalist societies, and extant radical and Marxist approaches to the analysis of those selfsame topics. This article is both an appreciation and a critique of it, assessing its strengths and contribution, its longevity of salience and influence, and its weaknesses.
        Publication date
        2012-02-15
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        Capital and Class
        Published version
        https://doi.org/10.1177/0309816811431874
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        http://hdl.handle.net/2299/8675
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