The Trade Union Movement, New Labour, and Working-Class Politics: a debate
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THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT, NEW LABOUR, AND WORKING-CLASS REPRESENTATION: Class, union and party. By John Bloxam and Sean Matgamna. April 2004.
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THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT, NEW LABOUR, AND WORKING-CLASS REPRESENTATION: Class, union and party. By John Bloxam and Sean Matgamna. April 2004.
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35. SYNDICALISM
Syndicalists varied greatly from place to place and had varying relationships with left-wing politicians.
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The trade unions are not only the bedrock of the labour movement.
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The biggest event in working-class politics for many decades is the Blairite hijacking of the Labour Party, in the mid 1990s. The Blairites have transformed the Labour Party, which the trade unions founded over a hundred years ago, from the treacherous “bourgeois workers’ party” it had been into something qualitatively different..
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“Q: Was the ILP correct in running as many candidates as possible in the recent General Election, even at the risk of splitting the vote?
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7. NO CHANGE IN CLASS CHARACTER OF THE BOURGEOIS WORKERS’ LABOUR PARTY?
“Defeats there have been, but there has been no decisive irreversible shift in the class character of the Labour Party.
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15. A WISH-LIST IS NOT A MARXIST PERSPECTIVE
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21. CAN THE PSEUDO-LEFT POLITICALLY HIJACK THE UNIONS?
J & S argue:
“These facts indicate that a general policy of attempting to win official union backing for socialist electoral challenges to Labour has no grip.