Historical Studies in Industrial Relations, Volume 37 2016

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

• ArticlesCaroline Dick - Testing the Fabric: Prescribing Female Dress in Australian Early Living-Wage CasesAdrian Williamson - The Trade Disputes and Trade Unions Act 1927 ReconsideredRoger Seifert and Andrew Hambler - Wearing the Turban: The 1967–1969 Sikh Bus Drivers’ Dispute in WolverhamptonAlan Tuckman and Herman Knudsen - The Success and Failings of UK Work-Ins and Sit-Ins in the 1970s: Briant Colour Printing and Imperial TypewritersStephen Mustchin - Conflict, Mobilization, and Deindustrialization: The 1980 Gardner Strike and OccupationPeter Dorey - Weakening the Trade Unions, One Step at a Time: The Thatcher Governments’ Strategy for the Reform of Trade-Union Law, 1979–1984Symposium: The Oxford School of Industrial Relations: Fifty Years after the 1965–1968 Donovan CommissionPeter Ackers - Introduction: Who Were the Oxford School and Why Did They Matter?George Bain - A Canadian’s Reflections on the Oxford SchoolWilliam Brown - The Oxford School at DonovanJohn Edmonds - The Donovan Commission: Were We in the Trade Unions Too Short-Sighted?Sue Ferns - Changing Gender Roles and Public-Policy Perspectives since Donovan: A Trade-Union ViewDocumentTony Topham - A Difficult Childhood: The Formative Years of the Transport and General Workers’ UnionBook ReviewsPaul Edwards - Wolfgang Streeck, Buying Time: The Delayed Crisis of Democratic CapitalismRebecca Zahn - Ruth Dukes, The Labour Constitution: The Enduring Idea of Labour LawAbstracts