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Languages of Class Struggle: Communication and Mass Mobilisation in Britain and Ireland 1842-1972 Imperialism Are the trade unions back

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Are the trade unions back

marked by profound achievements in social mobilisation

Or a musician who has 29 ‘albums’ on Spotify and another who had an MI5 file opened on him

There is no concession to sentimentality in this account but a pitiless focus on the failures of the British labour movement to make the struggle against capital a common fight

Languages of Class Struggle: Communication and Mass Mobilisation in Britain and Ireland 1842-1972 Imperialism Are the trade unions backThis is a study of five key moments in the history of the British and Irish working class movements. John Foster applies some of the key insights of Soviet Marxist thinkers on language to the 1842 General Strike, the Councils of Action 1920, the Glasgow and Belfast General Strikes of 1919 and the 1972 UCS work in on Clydeside.

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