The shipping industry in the United Kingdom J. McConville. text
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TextSeries: Research series - International Institute for Labour Studies ; no. 26Publication details: Geneva International Institute for Labour Studies c1977Description: 87 p. ; 24 cm. PbkISBN: 9290141271Uniform titles: Strategic factors in industrial relations systems. Subject(s): Collective bargaining - Merchant mariners - Great Britain | Merchant mariners - Great Britain | Merchant marine - Great BritainDDC classification: 331.89 MCC
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<p>James McConville worked in the maritime industry before coming to Ruskin College to study economics. He completed his BSc at Hull and his doctorate at Warwick University. McConville is now a Professor at London Metropolitan University, editor of <em>Maritime Policy and Management</em>, and an advisor to government of matters of seafaring.</p> <p>At head of title: Strategic factors in industrial relations systems.Includes bibliographical references.</p>
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