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| Defence or Defiance introduction - People's history of Derbyshire Part IV |
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Defence or Defiance - a Peoples' History of Derbyshire: Outline of Part IV Chapter 13 The Modern Era (1945 – 1970)
(1) The political and economic situation (1945 - 1979)
- with special reference to the County of Derbyshire
(2) The Labour Government’s economic policy (1945 - 1950)
(3) The cold war and the labour movement in Derbyshire
(4) Political developments in the 1950s
(5) The independent left in Derby
(6) Racism and immigration - a potent scapegoat,
as boom turns to slump
(7) A new style of industrial relations emerges
(8) Political trends in the 1960s
(9) Trades unionism in Derbyshire in the post-war era
- specific industries
(i) trade union attitudes to work study and productivity
- a case study
(ii) the TGWU in the post-war era
(iii) British Railways
(iv) the National Coal Board
(v) the engineering industry
(vi) the hosiery trade
(vii) postal workers
(viii) the building trade
(ix) the GMWU
(x) agricultural workers
(xi) Public Services
(xii) `White-collar’ trades unionism
(xiii) USDAW
(10) By way of an epilogue
(11) References
Appendices:
This section also contains the Appendices, which include
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