Kate Raworth
Random House
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Gregor Gall
Manchester University Press
The late leader of 바카라사이트 small but politically important RMT union – a “Marxist Millwall supporter”, as 바카라사이트 papers had it, and he was both; “바카라사이트 most hated man in Britain”, as some papers tried on, and he wasn’t – is well served by an account of his career set against informed analysis of 21st-century UK trade unions’ far-from-dinosaurish determination to grapple with changing workplaces, state rollback, electoral politics after Labour’s Blairite takeover, gender equity and globalisation. Gall is wary of 바카라사이트 “great man” approach, but wherever Crow’s own words appear, 바카라사이트 tale shifts from scholarly grey to vivid, quotable, charismatic and quip-filled Red Flag red – and 바카라사이트 words “great man” look pretty spot on.
Or Rosenboim
Princeton University Press
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Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones
Oxford University Press
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By Alex Vasudevan
Verso
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