Nonpartisan trade union political action: an Anglo-American comparison

In: Political studies, Band 38, Heft Mar 90

Abstract

During the 1980s both British and American trade unions faced hostile political and economic environments. Looks at the political strategies of 2 unions: Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (affiliated to the Labour party) and United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (an ally of the Democrats), for attracting conservative voters' membership. (SJK)