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British Politics and the Labour Question, 1868-1990

01 January 1991

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British Politics and the Labour Question, 1868-1990
libdoc November=1993

Author: Powell, David
Publisher: London etc.: Macmillan 1992 pp vii + 180
Keywords: Labour History

Contents:
The Labour question has been a very important factor in the history
of British politics since the closing years of the nineteenth
century. Since that time, governments have become more closely in the
management and regulation of industry, the relief of unemployment and
the operation of the labour market. (...) This books provides a
comprehensive overview of these developments and assesses their
long-term significance.

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