at UCS staged a work-in. pus occupations in British universities, revived weeks. in the British working class ideas of industrial struggle hardly seen for over half a century. These new ideas were given substance by the workers in the yards of Upper Clyde ShipThe period immediately after the '68 events was a time when newly radicalised young workers - no longer dominated and controlled by Stalinism and Social Democracy, but inspired by the French events, the example of the Vietnamese national liberation struggle and the international solidarity campaigns, and the struggles of blacks and women - were discussing and considering new forms of indusThe social, economic and cultural conditions were such that industrial actions instead of remaining within the traditional forms could be taken to a new threshold. This happened in July 1971 when the workers The UCS work-in, and the other work-ins
Red Weekly1975Red Weekly No. 124, 6 November 1975
Lessons of U.G.S.
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