The Northern Ireland Problem: A Study in Group RelationsOxford University Press, 1962 - 163 pages |
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Page 103
... Workers ' Union , who are almost all Catholic . Other examples of segregation by departments are : 1. Textile firm : workers Protestant , there being a Protestant foreman : office staff Catholic , the office supervisor being of that ...
... Workers ' Union , who are almost all Catholic . Other examples of segregation by departments are : 1. Textile firm : workers Protestant , there being a Protestant foreman : office staff Catholic , the office supervisor being of that ...
Page 141
... Workers ' Union , who happen to be mainly Protestant , while the deep - sea traffic ( incidentally , not such regular work ) is handled by members of the Irish Transport and General Workers ' Union , almost all Catholic . In general ...
... Workers ' Union , who happen to be mainly Protestant , while the deep - sea traffic ( incidentally , not such regular work ) is handled by members of the Irish Transport and General Workers ' Union , almost all Catholic . In general ...
Page 142
... workers on sectarian lines . Thus there are ' Loyal Workers ' Associations ' in the aircraft and shipbuilding industries , and a ' Catholic Protection Society ' in the aircraft factory . A new divisive influence is Ulster Protestant ...
... workers on sectarian lines . Thus there are ' Loyal Workers ' Associations ' in the aircraft and shipbuilding industries , and a ' Catholic Protection Society ' in the aircraft factory . A new divisive influence is Ulster Protestant ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
A Note on Arrangement and Method | 5 |
Two Views of History | 7 |
Copyright | |
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