Kenny, Bob
(1985)
The Spatial Dimensions of Trade Union Organisation in Ireland: A Case Study.
Masters thesis, National University of Ireland Maynooth.
Abstract
Trad© unions/ despite their prominent position in
Western society/ have received little attention in
geographical studies/ a neglect typified by the Irish
situation. This ommission appears all the more remarkable
given that the spatial patterns of trade union organisation/
as evidenced by branch structure/ provide useful material
for examination as it may be assumed that any trade union/
at a given point in time/ will portray distinctive spatial
characteristics. These will depend on what sections of the
workforce the union organises/ where these workers are
predominantly located/ the level of organisation of the
union itself and the level of organisation of competing
unions.
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Thesis
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Keywords: |
Spatial Dimensions; Trade Union Organisation; Ireland; |
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Faculty of Social Sciences > Geography |
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15771 |
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IR eTheses
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