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This work on the British Communist Party begins with the origins of revolutionary pragmatism, goes on to cover the British road to a united front, describes rank and file movements, deals with organizing against the bosses and fascism, and concludes with the shopfloor war economy of 1939-45.

This multifaceted text, written by authors from a range of disciplines, focuses on the politics of trade unionism - not only unions' relations with political parties and the state but also on the politics of workplace conflict and industrial action. Scene-setting essays provide broad perspectives on trade union organising, and on the parameters of the post-war industrial environment. Case studies consider particular fields: union relations wit...