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The new democracy : challenging the social order in industrial Ontario, 1914-1925

Title
The new democracy : challenging the social order in industrial Ontario, 1914-1925 / James Naylor.
Author
Naylor, James, 1954-
Publication
  • Toronto : University of Toronto Press, [1991]
  • ©1991

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Description
x, 336 pages; 24 cm
Summary
"Wartime conflicts forged a regional working class capable of acting collectively on a number of fronts. Southern Ontario workers had a long tradition of craft unionism, and the nature of industrial cities and working-class communities was quite different from that in the West. In short, workers and bosses in southern Ontario fought in a different arena and under different circumstances than elsewhere. Building on their own experiences at work and in the war, workers developed their own vision of post-war 're-construction'--back cover
Subjects
Genre/Form
History
Note
  • Includes index.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Part One. The Industrial Front. 1. Workers, unions, and war -- 2. Beyond craft unionism : the post-war industrial challenge -- Part Two. The Political Front. 3. The Development of a Labourist Consensus -- 4. The Battle for democracy -- 5. The Woman democrat -- Part Three. Employers' democracy or workers' democracy? 6. Welfare capitalism and industrial democracy -- 7. In defence of capital -- 8. Labourism tested.
ISBN
  • 0802059538
  • 9780802059536
  • 0802068863
  • 9780802068866
  • 9781442681842
  • 1442681845
OCLC
  • ocm24215802
  • 24215802
  • SCSB-1938188
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library