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Volume 90.1 features articles that explore trade union responses to European workers in Britain between 1945 and 1948, the 1949 London dock strike and workforce disabilities, alongside work which reflects on the Starmer labour government viewed in a historical perspective. The issue also contains book reviews and an obituary for Professor John Samuel Shepherd.
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Table of contents
RESEARCH ARTICLES
THE LIMITS TO SOLIDARITY: TRADE UNION RESPONSES TO EUROPEAN WORKERS IN BRITAIN, 1945–1948
AVRAM TAYLOR
WORKFORCE DISABILITY AND THE 1949 ‘INEFFECTIVES’ STRIKE IN LONDON DOCKS
JIM PHILLIPS
ROUNDTABLE
ROUND TABLE: THE STARMER LABOUR GOVERNMENT IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
PETER GURNEY, LAURA BEERS, LAWRENCE BLACK, MALCOLM PETRIE, AND MARTIN WRIGHT
OBITUARY
PROFESSOR JOHN SAMUEL SHEPHERD (5 MAY 1942–20 NOVEMBER 2024): A REFLECTION
KEITH LAYBOURN
BOOK REVIEWS
JOSEPH STANLEY, JOHN CUNNINGHAM, JOE DAVEY, KEITH GILDART, PATRICK SMYLIE, QUENTIN OUTRAM, AND ELIZABETH FAUE