The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences
This paper examines the 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia and the role of Southern European workers in these strikes within the context of Honneth’s theory of mobilisation. The paper argues against established views of these workers which perceive them as passive participants in cultura...
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| author | Segal, Naomi |
| author2 | Kevin Voges |
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| description | This paper examines the 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia and the role of Southern European workers in these strikes within the context of Honneth’s theory of mobilisation. The paper argues against established views of these workers which perceive them as passive participants in culturally divisive anti-union employer strategies and for an alternative evidentiary and theoretical basis for interpreting Southern European worker-employer relations as well as relations within the culturally diverse industrial workforce of the Western Australian goldfields in the early 20th Century. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-622692023-02-02T07:57:35Z The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences Segal, Naomi Kevin Voges Bob Cavana migration class analysis collectives and communities This paper examines the 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia and the role of Southern European workers in these strikes within the context of Honneth’s theory of mobilisation. The paper argues against established views of these workers which perceive them as passive participants in culturally divisive anti-union employer strategies and for an alternative evidentiary and theoretical basis for interpreting Southern European worker-employer relations as well as relations within the culturally diverse industrial workforce of the Western Australian goldfields in the early 20th Century. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/62269 Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference restricted |
| spellingShingle | migration class analysis collectives and communities Segal, Naomi The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences |
| title | The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences |
| title_full | The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences |
| title_fullStr | The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences |
| title_full_unstemmed | The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences |
| title_short | The 1908 wood line strikes in Western Australia: causes and consequences |
| title_sort | 1908 wood line strikes in western australia: causes and consequences |
| topic | migration class analysis collectives and communities |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/62269 |