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The industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa

The present study has three aims. Firstly it endeavours to give a detailed, though not exhaustive, history of the I.C.U. in broadly chronological sequence, to show how it was organised and to record what its leaders were doing, saying and thinking at any given time. Quotations are introduced rather...

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Main Author: Wickins, P L
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Language:English
Published: School of Economics 2016
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description The present study has three aims. Firstly it endeavours to give a detailed, though not exhaustive, history of the I.C.U. in broadly chronological sequence, to show how it was organised and to record what its leaders were doing, saying and thinking at any given time. Quotations are introduced rather freely in the belief that they transmit thoughts and feelings more perfectly and more vividly and often more succinctly than do paraphrases. Some of the detail, which may at first sight seem trivial and otiose, has been included deliberately in an attempt to build up, a pointillist picture that conveys more in its entirety than the sum of its parts. Secondly it tries to fit the I.C.U. into its historical setting and to show that it was neither rootless nor, in many of its aspects, unique. Thirdly it offers an obligate of interpretation and comment that seeks to be neither importunate nor partisan.
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/16462 The industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa Wickins, P L Labour Relations Economic history The present study has three aims. Firstly it endeavours to give a detailed, though not exhaustive, history of the I.C.U. in broadly chronological sequence, to show how it was organised and to record what its leaders were doing, saying and thinking at any given time. Quotations are introduced rather freely in the belief that they transmit thoughts and feelings more perfectly and more vividly and often more succinctly than do paraphrases. Some of the detail, which may at first sight seem trivial and otiose, has been included deliberately in an attempt to build up, a pointillist picture that conveys more in its entirety than the sum of its parts. Secondly it tries to fit the I.C.U. into its historical setting and to show that it was neither rootless nor, in many of its aspects, unique. Thirdly it offers an obligate of interpretation and comment that seeks to be neither importunate nor partisan. 2016-01-20T12:51:08Z 2016-01-20T12:51:08Z 1973 Doctoral Thesis Doctoral PhD http://hdl.handle.net/11427/16462 eng application/pdf School of Economics Faculty of Commerce University of Cape Town
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title The industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa
title_full The industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa
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title_full_unstemmed The industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa
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Economic history
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