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British Politics and Trade Unions in the 1980s: Governing Against Pressure

Jens Peter Frølund Thomsen

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Pluralism, corporatism and networks statist approaches: a defence of bottom line politicism state actor autonomy government-union relations before 1979 the monetarist blitz transforming the industrial relations system transforming the employment and youth training policy arena conclusions political leadership - the power to stay in power.

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Key concepts: Corporatism, Pluralism (philosophy), Industrial relations, Autonomy, Trade union, Politics, Power (physics), Political economy