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086373
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2009.
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In 1958 the department (of Industries and Commerce) was at the centre of many policies and programmes of the second Labour government elected in 1957. These included administration of stringent import control policies put in place to deal with a balance of payment crisis;price control policies;programmes for industrial development;trade promotion activities, including the Trade Commissioner Service;and international trade relation.
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ID:
100991
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2010.
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The United Kingdom, not the United States or Russia, is leading the way along a path to a possible world without nuclear weapons. The British not only are reducing the number of nuclear weapons, but in so doing are making an implicit statement, through the resultant force posture, about the kind of deterrence that nuclear weapons provide. Can and should the superpowers follow the same path?
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090892
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2009.
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The Royal Navy had high hopes for the CVA-01 project when it began in late 1959.For the first time there was an opportunity to bring into service a new generation of carriers and their aircraft at the same time.
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172412
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Since 2017 the British Labour Party has proposed mandatory sectoral collective bargaining (SCB) as a comprehensive strategy to rebuild the trade union voice across the entire economy. The intellectual roots lie in the Institute of Employment Rights’ (IER) Manifesto for Labour Law (2016). First, this article explains the core IER approach, questioning its feasibility given current low levels of union membership and bargaining coverage and whether it would produce the stable and productive economy promised. Second, the article develops four social science objections to this state‐driven approach centred on industrial relations history; political sociology; economics; and political philosophy. The conclusion argues that while stronger voluntary trade unions could help, it is neither practicable nor desirable for the state to impose a trade union, single‐channel approach to employee voice. Instead, a ‘mixed economy of voice’ is proposed, perhaps including statutory works councils, which speaks directly to all employees—union and non‐union—and wins broader political, employer and public support.
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ID:
086773
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2009.
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One of the United Kingdom's most distinguished military historian has drawn a parallel between the decline of British military power and its manufacturing base. He noted that Whitehall tends to be dominated by classically educated people with little industrial knowledge or even comprehension.
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ID:
123250
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2012.
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Last August London was burning. MP David Lammy says vision
and ambition are needed to bring Tottenham back to life
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176952
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