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Перевод: syndicalism

[существительное]
синдикализм

Тезаурус:

1. Finally, there is the "engineering and shipbuilding" tradition of skilled worker syndicalism.
2. Much of the support for syndicalism and for selfstyled revolutionary and Marxist parties was concentrated outside England in the increasingly depressed areas of central Scotland and South Wales.
3. Amongst the political works are David Hume Essays Literary, Moral and Political, Selections from Speeches and Writings of Edmund Burke, John Stuart Mill The Principles of Political Economy and later, Philip Snowden Socialism Syndicalism, and Sidney Webb Socialism and Individualism.
4. A member of the Cambridge "Apostles", he was a communist before and during the war but later became more sympathetic, first to anarchism and then to syndicalism.
5. The years immediately preceding the war had seen massive industrial unrest and propaganda for syndicalism, which seriously challenged the constitutionalism of established union leaders.
6. These changes are examined against a background of rural turbulence and a radical restructuring of the agrarian economy - the demise of pastoralism, the emergence of specialised latifundia cereal estates and rural syndicalism, more recently the widespread mechanisation of agriculture, land reform and labour migration.
7. Third, there was the severe deterioration of industrial relations in the few years prior to 1914 which brought with it violent strikes and syndicalism.
8. Without education, Bolshevism, or Syndicalism run mad, indicates the unconscious goal".
9. The foremen didn't like that; it smacked of syndicalism.
10. By the early 1900s, the birth of the Labour Party, despite being closely involved with Liberalism, signalled a new phase in class politics, and between 1910 and 1918 the continued growth of the party together with a rapid increase in trade-union membership, syndicalism, deteriorating industrial relations, social unrest, and the influence of the Russian Revolution, were all factors pointing in an ominous direction.
11. Elsewhere, Thompson relates Marxist thinking to what he called industrial syndicalism and describes as one of the great themes of Owenism.
12. Thus in France a quickening movement favouring patronal associations in the 1890s was in part a defensive response to a trade union movement which was about to adopt an ideology of radical syndicalism that appeared more threatening.
13. He became involved in a variety of industrial disputes to little purpose, failed to raise funds for his union, and in 1920 was imprisoned for "criminal syndicalism".