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Index
ALEXANDER, Chloe Ross James Connolly: The Emergence of a Socialist, Edinburgh (1868-1896)-49/2014/74-85
ALLEN, Douglas ‘Culture’ and the Scottish Labour Movement – 14/1980/30-39
BAILLIE, Myra A New View of Dilution: Women Munitions Workers and Red Clydeside – 39/2004/14-31
BAIN, Peter “Is you is or is you ain’t my baby”: Women’s Pay and the Clydeside Strikes of 1943 – 30/1995/35-60
BALLANTYNE, Neil The Lanarkshire Puddlers: A Case Study in Work and Wages in the Malleable Iron Industry, 1870-1900 – 36/2001/6-19
- Lanarkshire’s Steel Smelters, 1873-1900 – 43/2008/10-29
BLOOMFIELD, Tommy Interview: Spanish Civil War – 11/1977/28-34
BOLIN-HORT, Per A Decided Failure?: The Enforcement of the Early Factory Acts in the Glasgow District, 1834-1870 – 26/1991/45-63
- Managerial Strategies and Worker Responses: A New Perspective on the Decline of the Scottish Cotton Industry – 29/1994/63-83
BRADLEY, David Oral History, Occupational Health and Safety and Scottish Steel, c.1930-1988 – 46/2011/86-101
BREWER, R C The Independent Labour Party in Angus, 1908-1918 – 22/1987/11-21
BROTHERSTONE, Terry John Maclean and the Russian Revolution: A Discussion Article – 23/1988/15-29
- The Suppression of the “Forward” – 1/1969/5-23
BROTHERSTONE, Terry & MANSON, Hugo Voices of Piper Alpha: Enduring Injury in Private Memory, Oral Representation and Labour History – 46/2011/71-85
BROWN, Callum G A Brief Defence of Postmodernism – 36/2001/3-5
BRUCE, Frank “There were bands, bands everywhere”: Working in the Leisure Industry, 1916-1950 – 32/1997/40-60
BUCHANAN, R T The Shop Steward Movement, 1935-47 – 12/1978/34-55
BURGESS, Keith William Newton and “The Operative”, 1851-1852: A “Moment” in Discursive Formation – 25/1990/58-75
BURNETT, David – see GLASGOW LABOUR HISTORY WORKSHOP
CALDER, Angus Workers’ Culture/Popular Culture: Defining Our Terms – 26/1991/64-77
CALDWELL, John T The Battle for Glasgow Green – 16/1981ii/19-27
CAMPBELL, Alan From Independent Collier to Militant Miner: Tradition and Change in the Trade Union Consciousness of the Scottish Miners, 1874-1929 – 24/1989/8-23
CAMPBELL, Alan & McILROY, John Reflections on the Communist Party’s Third Period in Scotland: The Case of Willie Allan – 35/2000/33-54
– see also McILROY, John & CAMPBELL, Alan
CARTER, Paul New Lanark Facelift – 8/1974/39-40
CLARK, Andy ‘And the next thing, the chairs barricaded the door . . .’: The Lee Jeans Factory Occupation, Trade Unionism and Gender in Scotland in the 1980s- 48/2013/116-135
CLARKE, Linda & WALL, Christine ‘A woman’s place is where she wants to work’: Barriers to the Entry and Retention of Women into the Skilled Building Trades – 44/2009/16-39
COLLINS, Patricia S – Brothers Under the Sun: British Trade Unions and the Indian Labour Movement in the Inter-War Period – 28/1993/30-46
COWPER, Henry Some Aspects of Working Class Education and Imperialism, 1920-1940 – 16/1981ii/12-18
CRANSTOUN, James G M Farm Servants and Collective Bargaining in War and Peace: The Experience of the Scottish Farm Servants’ Union in East Lothian, 1912-1932 – 35/2000/8-24
CUNNINGHAM, Hugh Michael Maltman Barry – 5/1972ii/17-22
DAVIDSON, Neil Gramsci’s Reception in Scotland – 45/2010/37-58
- Popular Insurgency during the Glorious Revolution in Scotland – 39/2004/14-31
DAVIDSON, Roger War-Time Labour Policy, 1914-16: A Re-Appraisal 8/1974/3-20
DAVIS, Jonathan A New Socialist Influence: British Labour and Revolutionary Russia, 1917-1918- 48/2013/158-179
DEAN, Russell Proto-Socialists and the Community of Property vs. Private Property Question, 1813-1835 – 33/1998/51-77
- ‘Trading Owenism’, Co-operation, Socialism and Capitalism, 1827-34 – 31/1996/8-34
de FRESNES, Jill “After that strike we was never keeped doon…”: The Scots Herring Girl Strikes, 1900-1950 – 46/2011/102-119
DENNY, Norma Self-Help, Abstinence and the Voluntary Principle: The Independent Order of Rechabites, 1835-1912 – 24/1989/34-46
DEVINE, T M Farm Servants and Labour inEast Lothian after the Napoleonic Wars – 15/1981i/15-25
DEY, Michael Aberdeen Granite Polishers: Strike and Lock-out, 1892 47/2012/31-49
- The Aberdeen Trawling Strike of 1923– 49/2014/36-60
DICKINSON, H T & LOGUE, Kenneth The Porteous Riot: A Study of the Breakdown of Law and Order inEdinburgh, 1736-1737 – 10/1976/21-40
DONNACHIE, Ian Drink and Society, 1750-1850: Some Aspects of the Scottish Experience – 13/1979/5-22
- World War I and the Drink Question: State Control of the Drink Trade – 17/1982/19-26
DOUDS, Gerard Tom Johnston in India – 19/1984/6-21
DUNCAN, Robert ‘Motherwell for Moscow’: Walton Newbold, Revolutionary Politics and the Labour Movement in a Lanarkshire Constituency, 1918-1922 – 28/1993/47-70
- The Revolutionary in Parliament: Walton Newbold as Communist MP (November 1922 – November 1923) – 44/2009/56-73
- The Scottish Labour History Society: A Retrospect – 46/2011/14-25
DUNLOP, Anne Lascars and Labourers: Reactions to the Indian Presence
in the West of Scotland during the 1920s and 1930s – 25/1990/40-57
ENGLANDER, David Landlord and Tenant in Urban Scotland: The Background to the Clyde Rent Strikes, 1915 – 15/1981i/4-14
FINDLAY, Patricia & McKINLAY, Alan ‘Restless Factories’: Shop Steward Organisation on Clydeside, c. 1945-70 – 39/2004/50-69
FISCHER, Conan & KNOX, William Shedding the Blinkers: German and Scottish Historiography from c. 1960 to the Present – 26/1991/21-44
FOSTER, John Communist Renewal in Scotland, 1986-1990 – 38/2003/75-93
- Scotland and the Russian Revolution – 23/1998/3-14
FOX, Russell A History of the EdinburghBranch of the National AmalgamatedUnion of Shop Assistants,Warehousemen and Clerks and the Edinburgh St. Cuthbert’s Branch of the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers – 17/1982/27-29
FRASER, W Hamish Alexander Campbell, 1796-1870 – 31/1996/35-38
- Alexander Campbell and some ‘Lost’ Unstamped Newspapers – 31/1996/39-50
- A Newspaper for its Generation: The Glasgow Sentinel, 1850-1877 – 4/1971/18-31
- A Note on the Scottish Weavers’ Association, 1808-1813 – 20/1985/33-42
- Twenty-Five Years (Paper to Jubilee Meeting of the Scottish Labour History Society, 1986) – 22/1987/7-10
FREEMAN, Mark D Employment in the Islay Distilleries, 1841-1914 – 35/2000/55-67
FULLARTON, Steve Interview: Spanish Civil War – 11/1977/23-27
GALL, Gregor Scottish Postal Workers in the 1990s: Examining the Contours of Worker Militancy between Glasgow and Edinburgh – 36/2001/20-38
- Trade Unionism and Industrial Relations inScotland since UCS – 38/2003/51-74
- Union Organising in The Offshore Oil and Gas Industry: Retrospection on Possibilities and Probabilities – 41/2006/51-69
- Worker Occupations and Worker Co-operatives – Examining Lessons from the 1970s and 1980s -45/2010/78-96
GALL, Gregor & JACKSON, Mike Strike Activity in Scotland -33/1998/97-112
GALLACHER, Tom Red Clyde’s Double Anniversary – 20/1985/4-13
GIBBS, Ewan ‘Civic Scotland’ versus Communities on Clydeside: Poll Tax Non-Payment c.1987-1990– 49/2014/86-106
GILMOUR, Alison Consultation, Co-operation and Collaboration at Chrysler: A ‘New Style’ of Management of the Linwood Car Plant, 1967-1978 – 44/2009/74-90
GLASGOW LABOUR HISTORY WORKSHOP Working at Singer,Clydebank, 1911-1914: Oral Testimony of David Burnett – 25/1990/76-87
GORDON, Eleanor The Scottish Trade Union Movement, Class and Gender, 1850-1914 – 23/1988/30-44
GORDON, Wendy M HighlandDaughters, Lowland Wage: The Migration of Single Women from the Scottish Highlands to Abbey Parish, Paisley, c. 1851 – 32/1997/23-39
GRANT, Ron The Society of Friends of Russian Freedom (1890-1917) – A Case Study in Internationalism – 3/1970ii/3-24
HARVIE, Christopher John Boyd Kinnear, 1828-1920 – 3/1970i/25-33
- MacDiarmid the Socialist – 16/1981ii/4-11
HATVANY, Doris The General Strike in Aberdeen – 10/1976/3-20
HAY, J R Government Policy towards Labour in Britain, 1900-1914: Some Further Issues – 10/1976/41-49
HAY, J R & McLAUCHLAN, J The UCS Work-In: An Interim Catalogue – 8/1974/21-30
HIGGISON, Andy Asbestos and British Trade Unions, 1960s and 1970s – 40/2005/70-86
HILLIS, Peter L M Working Class Membership of the Presbyterian Churches in Scotland, 1840-1880 – 33/1998/31-50
HINTON, James The Suppression of the “Forward”: A Note – 7/1973/24-29
HOLMES, Heather Employment and Employment Conditions of Irish Migratory Potato Workers (Achill Workers) in Scotland from the Late Nineteenth Century to the Early 1970s – 32/1997/8-22
- Revealing an ‘Underworld’ and Fighting for its Cause: Patrick MacGill, Irish Novelist, and the Irish Migratory Potato Workers in Scotland – 34/1999/93-113
HOLT, Peter Scottish Pawn Shops, 1792-1820: A Note on a Neglected Index of the Condition of the Working Class – 8/1974/31-33
HOWELL, David Beyond the Stereotypes: The Independent Labour Party, 1922-1932 – 29/1994/17-49
HUGHES, Annmarie ‘A Clear Understanding of Our Duty’: Labour Women in Rural Scotland, 1919-1939 -48/2013/136-157
- ‘The Politics of the Kitchen’ and the Dissenting Domestics: The ILP, Labour Women, and the Female ‘Citizens’ of Inter-War Clydeside – 34/1999/34-51
JACKSON, Mike – see GALL, Gregor & JACKSON, Mike
JAMES, K J Foreigners, Females and ‘Wasters’: Labour and the Causes of Sweating in Glasgow, 1887-1909 – 41/2006/18-23
JOHNSTON, Charlie Early Post-War Housing Struggles in Glasgow – 28/1993/7-29
JOHNSTON, Ronald Clydeside Employers, 1870-1920: Class Conscious or Individualistic? – 32/1997/61-79
JOHNSTON, Ronald & McIVOR, Arthur Incubating Death: Working with Asbestos in Clydeside Shipbuilding and Engineering, 1945-1990 – 34/1999/74-92
KELLY, Pat The Contributions of Scots to Working Class Movements Abroad (Part I) -47/2012/68-90
- The Contribution of Scots to Working Class Movement Abroad (Part II)– 48/2013/52-73
KENEFICK, William An Historiographical and Comparative Study of Dock Labour c. 1889 to 1920 and the Neglect of the Port of Glasgow – 31/1996/51-71
– see also WALSH, Lorraine & KENEFICK, William
KIERNAN, Victor G Labour and the War in Spain – 11/1977/4-16
KIRK, Neville ‘A State of War in theValley of Glencoe’: The Ballachulish Quarries Dispute, 1902-1905 – 38/2003/14-36
KNOX, William (Bill) ‘Down with Lloyd George’: The Apprentices’ Strike of 1912 – 19/1984/22-36
KNOX, Bill & McKINLAY, Alan ‘Pests to Management’: Engineering Shop Stewards on Clydeside, 1939-45 – 30/1995/11-34
– see also FISCHER, Conan & KNOX, William
LANCASTER, Elizabeth Shop Stewards inScotland: The Amalgamated Engineering Union between the Wars – 21/1986/28-33
LANE, Tony The ‘People’s War’ at Sea: Class Bureaucracy, Work Discipline and British Merchant Seamen, 1939-1945 – 30/1995/61-86
LEICESTER, Liz The 1970 Leeds Clothing Workers’ Strike: Representations and Refractions 44/2009/40-55
LEOPOLD, John The Levellers’ Revolt in Galloway in 1724 – 14/1980/4-29
LEWENHAK, Sheila Women in the Leadership of the Scottish Trades Union Congress, 1897-1970 – 7/1973/3-23
LEWIS, Anthony The Emergence of the Builders of Edinburgh’s New Town: An Initial Study of Tradesmen in Georgian Scotland’s Building Industries – 42/2007/13-28
LEWIS, Joel A Clearing Out the Men of Munich: Young Communist Reactions to the Hitler-Stalin Pact – 45/2010/59-77
LOGUE, Kenneth – see DICKINSON, H T & LOGUE, Kenneth
LONG, Paul Abe Moffat, the Fife Mineworkers and the United Mineworkers of Scotland: Transcript of a 1974 Interview – 17/1982/5-18
LUNN, K Reactions and Responses: Lithuanian and Polish Immigrants in the Lanarkshire Coalfield, 1880-1914 – 13/1979/23-38
McCALMAN, Stuart D Chartism in Aberdeen – 2/1970i/5-24
MACDONALD, Catriona L Scotland’s Affluent Workers? Pay, Stability and the Struggle for Parity at the Bathgate Motor Plant, c.1961-1986– 48/2013/95-115
McDIARMID, Andrew Youth and School Student Discontent, 1911-12: Dundee in Context-49/2014/61-73
MACDONALD, Catriona M M Weak Roots and Branches: Class, Gender and the Geography of Industrial Protest – 33/1998/6-30
McDOUGALL, William Fighting for Life: Alice, Nancy and the Society for the Prevention of Asbestosis and Industrial Diseases – 47/2012/50-67
McGREGOR, John Labour Relations on the West Highland Railway, 1894-1924 – 43/2008/30-46
McHUGH, John (J) The Clyde Rent Strike, 1915 – 12/1978/56-62
- Peter Petroff: The View from the Home Office File – 35/2000/25-32
McHUGH, J & RIPLEY, B J John Maclean, the Scottish Workers’ Republican Party and Scottish Nationalism – 18/1983/43-47
McILROY, John & CAMPBELL, Alan The Scots at the Lenin School: An Essay in Collective Biography – 37/2002/50-71
– see also CAMPBELL, Alan & McILROY, John
McIVOR, Arthur Work and Health, 1880-1914: A Note on a Neglected Interaction – 24/1989/47-67
– see also JOHNSTON, Ronald & McIVOR, Arthur
McKAY, John Communist Unity and Division, 1920: Gallacher, Maclean and the “Unholy Scotch Current” – 29/1994/84-97
- Red Clydeside after 75 Years: A Reply to Iain McLean – 31/1996/85-94
McKINLAY, Alan Depression and Rank and File Activity: The Amalgamated EngineeringUnion, 1919-1939 – 22/1987/22-29
- Jimmy Reid: Fragments from a Political Life – 46/2011/38-53
- The 1937 Apprentices’ Strike: Challenge “From an Unexpected Quarter” – 20/1985/14-32
- ‘Being a Communist’ – A Response to John Kay– 48/2013/180-184
McKINLAY, Alan & BLACK, Morna ‘Never at Rest’: The Diary of John S Taylor, 1885-1916 – 29/1994/50-62
– see also FINDLAY, Patricia & McKINLAY, Alan
– see also KNOX, Bill & McKINLAY, Alan
McLAUCHLAN, J – see HAY, J R & McLAUCHLAN, J
McLEAN, Iain The Ministry of Munitions, the Clyde Workers’ Committee and the Suppression of the “Forward”: An Alternative View – 6/1972i/3-25
- Red Clydeside after 25 Years – 29/1994/98-111
McWHIRTER, Julie Internationalism and the British Labour Movement, 1917-1927 – 6/1972ii/26-54
MAITLES, Henry Fascism in the 1930s: The West ofScotlandin the British Context – 27/1992/7-22
MANSON, Hugo – see BROTHERSTONE, Terry & MANSON, Hugo
MANSON, John Communism and Workers in ‘Grey Granite’ – 34/1999/114-118
- James Barke’s Major Operations – including an International Metaphor – 36/2001/49-52
MARWICK, W H Aristocrats Turned Proletarian – 5/1972i/3-16
- Workers’ Education in Early Twentieth Century Scotland – 8/1974/34-38
MELLING, Joseph The Glasgow Rent Strike and Clydeside Labour – Some Problems of Interpretation – 13/1979/39-44
- The Servile State Revisited: Law and Industrial Capitalism in the Early 20th Century – 24/1989/68-85
MILLER, Christopher W Forward to Obscurity?: Another Dimension to the Decline of the Radical Left on 1930s Clydeside – 47/2012/91-109
MILLIGAN, Tony Trotskyist Politics and Industrial Work inScotland, 1939-1945 – 30/1995/104-120
MILLS, Catherine The Kinnaird Commission: Siliceous Dust, the Pitfalls of Cause and Effect Correlations and the Case of the Cornish Miners in the Mid-Nineteenth Century – 40/2005/13-30
MORGAN, Kevin Cutting the Feet from under Organised Labour?: Lord Weir, Mass Production and the Building Trades in the 1920s – 43/2008/47-68
- In and Out of the Swamp: The Unpublished Autobiography of Peter Petroff– 48/2013/23-51
MORGAN, Kevin & SANTANA, Marco Aurelio A Limit to Everything: Union Activists and ‘Bolshevik Discipline’ in Britain and Brazil – 34/1999/52-73
MORRIS, R J Skilled Workers and the Politics of the ‘Red’Clyde – 18/1983/6-17
MORRISON, Sue The Factory Inspectorate and the Silica Dust Problem in UK Foundries, 1930-1970 – 40/2005/31-49
MURRAY, Tom Interview: Spanish Civil War – 11/1977/34-38
NIXON, Mark The 1837 Tillicoultry Weavers’ Strike: A Case Study of Working Class Radicalism – 37/2002/9-25
PERCHARD, Andrew The Mine Management Professions and the Dust Problem In the Scottish Coal Mining Industry, c. 1930-1966 – 40/2005/87-109
- Sculpting the ‘Garden of Eden’: Patronage, Community and the British Aluminium Company in the Scottish Highlands, 1895-1982 – 42/2007/49-69
- Working Class History and the People’s Voice: Fiftieth Anniversary Guest Editorial – 46/2011/3-9
PHILLIPS, Jim British Dock Workers and the Second World War: The Limits of Social Change – 30/1995/87-103
- Collieries and Communities: The Miners’ Strike in Scotland, 1984-1985 – 45/2010/18-36
- Histories of Labour: Review Essay – 46/2011/120-124
- War Against the Miners: The UK Government File and the 1984-1985 Miners’ Strike– 49/2014/124-129
PURVES, Andrew A Shepherd Remembers – 15/1981i/26-33
RAFEEK, Neil Agnes McLean, 1918-1994 – 30/1995/121-130
- Mabel Skinner, 1912-1996: Communist Politics amongst a Highland Community – 33/1998/78-96
- Rose Kerrigan, 1903-1995 – 31/1996/72-84
RENTON, Donald Interview: Spanish Civil War – 11/1977/18-23
RICE, Francis J Class and the Treatment of the Insane in Mid-Nineteenth Century Scotland – 20/1985/43-58
RODGERS, Terence Politics, Popular Literature and the Scottish Miners: The Poetry and Fiction of James C Walsh – 27/1992/23-43
RUBIN, Gerry A Note on the Scottish Office Reaction to John Maclean’s Drugging Allegations at the High Court,Edinburgh, in May 1918 – 14/1980/40-45
SANTANA, Marco Aurelio – see MORGAN, Kevin & SANTANA, Marco Aurelio
SHERWOOD, Marika Krishna Menon, Parliamentary Labour Party Candidate for Dundee, 1939-1940 -42/2007/29-48
- Lascars in Glasgow and the West of Scotland during World War II – 38/2003/37-50
SHIPWAY, Mark The Anti-Parliamentary Communists and the Civil War in Spain – 21/1986/14-25
STEWART, David ‘A Tragic Fiasco?’: The 1984/85 Miners’ Strike in Scotland – 41/2006/34-50
STRANGLEMAN, Tim Writing Workers: Re-reading Workplace Autobiography – 46/2011/26-37
SWEENEY (A.K.A. MAVER), Irene Local Party Politics and the Temperance Crusade: Glasgow, 1890-1902 – 27/1992/44-63
TAIT, William BSISLP Documents on the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the Formation of the CPGB in 1921 – 24/1989/86-92
THOMSON, Alistair Out of the People: J B Priestley as Wartime Populist – 21/1986/4-13
THOMPSON, Willie The End of the Communist Party in Scotland – 36/2001/39-48
TREBLE, James H The National Leadership of the Charity Organisation Society, Old Age Poverty and Old Age Pensions in Britain, 1878-1908 – 18/1983/18-42
- The Navvies: Review Article 5/1972i/23-33
- Unemployment in Glasgow, 1903-1910: Anatomy of a Crisis – 25/1990/8-39
WAITES, Bernard The Effects of the First World War on the Economic and Social Structure of the English Working Class 12/1978/3-33
WALKER, David “Danger was something you were brought up wi’”:Workers’ Narratives on Occupational Health and Safety in the Workplace – 46/2011/54-70
- ‘Working in it, through it and among it all day’: Chrome Dust at J & J White of Rutherglen, 1893-1967 – 40/2005/50-69
WALL, Christine – see CLARKE, Linda & WALL, Christine
WALSH, Lorraine & KENEFICK, William Bread, Water and Hard Labour?: New Perspectives on 1930s Labour Camps – 34/1999/14-33
WARD, J T Tory Socialist: A Preliminary Note on Michael Maltman Barry (1842-1909) – 2/1970i/25-37
WATSON, Don Poles Apart: The Campaign against Polish Settlement in Scotland after the Second World War– 49/2014/107-123
- Self-Help and Aid for Spain: The Hawick Workers’ Mill, 1936-1939 – 34/1999/119-123
WHATLEY, Christopher A A Caste Apart?: Scottish Colliers, Work, Community and Culture in the Era of ‘Serfdom’, c. 1606-1799 26/1991/3-20
- Women, Girls and Vitriolic Song: A ‘Note’ on the Glasgow Cotton Strike of 1825 28/1993/71-76
WHITE, Stephen Ideological Hegemony and Political Control: The Sociology of Anti-Bolshevism in Britain, 1918-20 – 9/1975/3-20
WILKIE, Ben Scottish Workers and Radicals in Early Twentieth Century Australia– 48/2013/74-94
WILSON, Alexander The Scottish Chartist Press – 4/1971/3-17
WINTER, T M A Note on the Reconstruction of the Labour Party in 1918 12/1978/63-69
WOOD, Iain S Drink, Temperance and the Labour Movement: Review Article 5/1972i/34-54
- Irish Nationalism and Radical Politics in Scotland, 1880-1906 – 9/1975/21-38
- Military Service and the Working Class, 1850-1914: A Guide to some of the Literature – 21/1986/34-42
- The Working Class Movement in Manchester and its Scottish Holdings – 21/1986/43-45
YOUNG, James D The Highland Clearings, Karl Marx and Stalinist ‘Modernisation’ – 37/2002/26-49
- Obituary: E P Thompson, 1924-1993 – 29/1994/5-7