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Maree, JohannHarnessing Intellectuals: Tension between Democracy and Leadership in the Independent Trade Unions in the 1970s
«An examination of how the participation of white intellectuals in independent trade unions in South Africa influenced the democratization process of the unions in the 1970s, drawing on various theories on the role of left-wing intellectuals in the labor movement.... The theories of Antonio Gramsci & E. Hobsbawm are found to be useful in analyzing the roles of intellectuals in unions in the 1970s».
FA PARTE DI:
South African Sociological Review, 2, April, 1989
SUBJECT:
South Africa; Labor; Trade unions; Intellectuals labor; Hobsbawm, Eric
citazione
Maree, Johann,
Harnessing Intellectuals: Tension between Democracy and Leadership in the Independent Trade Unions in the 1970s, in South African Sociological Review
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