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Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987

Bibliography: pages 272-298.

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Main Author: Wood, Geoffrey
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Language:English
Published: Department of Sociology 2016
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/17233 Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987 Wood, Geoffrey Strikes and lockouts - South Africa. Labor - South Africa - Political activity Strikes and lockouts - South Africa Bibliography: pages 272-298. This study is an attempt to assess the degree to which strikes and stayaways in South Africa are related to broader political developments. Traditional theories of industrial conflict are first evaluated. This is followed by a direct study of industrial conflict in relation to wider political developments in South Africa in the 1970-87 period. The broad themes emerging from these chapters are then compared to established theories pertaining to strike action. The conclusion reached is that certain aspects of theory are of relevance to the South. African situation, but none are adequate in their entirety. It is noted that it is important to include theories covering the nature of broader society to make possible a coherent explanation as to the nature of strikes and stayaways in South Africa. The conclusions reached verify the stated hypothesis that political factors play an important role in determining the nature of strikes and stayaways. Furthermore, it appears evident that this relationship has become stronger over the 1970-87 period, especially following the declaration of the State of Emergency which has severely curtailed most other avenues of peaceful protest. 2016-02-24T11:15:32Z 2016-02-24T11:15:32Z 1989 Master Thesis Masters MA http://hdl.handle.net/11427/17233 eng application/pdf Department of Sociology Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
spellingShingle Strikes and lockouts - South Africa.
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Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987
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title Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987
title_full Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987
title_fullStr Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987
title_full_unstemmed Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987
title_short Strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in South Africa, 1970-1987
title_sort strikes and stayaways in relation to political developments in south africa 1970 1987
topic Strikes and lockouts - South Africa.
Labor - South Africa - Political activity
Strikes and lockouts - South Africa
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