Articles from Capital & Class (September 22, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'The past we inherit, the future we build' (1).	Suddick, Anne		4680
'With a little help from our friends': the role of new solidarities and alliances in the remaking of Warsop Vale.	Waddington, David		8328
An interview with Ian Lavery, president of the National Union of Mineworkers.	Wray, David	Interview	5694
Andy Danford, Mike Richardson and Martin Upchurch, New Unions, New Workplaces: A Study of Union Resilience in the Restructured Workplace.	Beale, David	Book Review	1035
British anarchisms and the miners' strike.	Franks, Benjamin		9618
Complexities of class and gender relations: recollections of women active in the 1984-5 miner's strike.	Mundy, Mave		8425
Defeated but defiant: the continued resilience of the National Union of Mineworkers within the Nottinghamshire coalfield.	Allsop, David		10218
Emotional regeneration through community action in post-industrial mining communities: the new Herrington Miners' banner partnership.	Wray, David		8674
Gregor Gall (ed.), Union Organizing: Campaigning for Trade Union Recognition.	Fairbrother, Peter	Book Review	2807
Introduction.		Editorial	782
Like taking coals to Newcastle: a new era for trade unionism in the North East of England?	O'Brien, Peter		4655
Noel Thompson, Left in the Wilderness: The Political Economy of British Democratic Socialism Since 1979.		Book Review	2191
Shoulder to shoulder: an analysis of a miners' support group during the 1984-85 strike and the significance of social identity, geography and political leadership.	Beale, David		9042
The legal legacy of the miners' strike.	Cavalier, Stephen		2058
There is no alternative: exploring the options in the 1984-5 miners' strike.	Darlington, Ralph		9019
There's a new world somewhere: the rediscovery of trade unionism.	Stirling, John		7058