Historical Studies in Industrial Relations, Volume 33 2012

Dave Lyddon, Keele University Paul Smith, Keele University. Roger Seifert, University of Wolverhampton. Carole Thornley, Keele University.

• Volume 33 includes:The Edwardian Crisis: The Survival of Liberal England and the Rise of a Labour Identity – John CallaghanThe Enduring Legacy of Industrial Unionism – Bob Crow‘Crisis? What Crisis?’: The National Rail Strike of 1911 and the State Response – Sam DaviesThe Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union and Labour Unrest in Ireland, 1911– Francis DevineKeir Hardie and the GKN Dowlais Strike 1911– Joe England1911: The First National Railway Strike and the Rail Union Amalgamation Movement – Alex GordonThe Contribution of Direct Action to Gradualism: The Railway Strike of 1911 – David HowellTom Mann: The Road to Syndicalism and Beyond – Richard HymanAn Effervescence of Youth: Female Textile-Workers’ Strike Activity in Dundee, 1911–1912 –William KenefickThe Liverpool Transport Strike of 1911: ‘Overcomings’, Transformations and the ‘New Mentalities’ of The Liverpool Working Class – Mark O’BrienThe Liverpool General Transport Strike, 1911 – Eric Taplin