The Quarterly Review, 288–289. köideJohn Murray, 1950 |
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Page 134
... labour . If planning requires that , we are heading straight for the totalitarian State . Doctrinaire planning carried to excess spells ruin , but too many of the Labour leaders seem blind to this . There lies the danger . Mr Thomas ...
... labour . If planning requires that , we are heading straight for the totalitarian State . Doctrinaire planning carried to excess spells ruin , but too many of the Labour leaders seem blind to this . There lies the danger . Mr Thomas ...
Page 329
... Labour Party fully recognises the need for increased cooperation between management and labour in securing such an increase in productivity . We no longer hear Socialists telling the workers that cooperation with manage- ment is a ...
... Labour Party fully recognises the need for increased cooperation between management and labour in securing such an increase in productivity . We no longer hear Socialists telling the workers that cooperation with manage- ment is a ...
Page 332
... Labour is already a partner of Capital in the process of production , that the interests of Capital and Labour are identical and that the workers should therefore work as hard as possible . Surely , say these people , it is obvious that ...
... Labour is already a partner of Capital in the process of production , that the interests of Capital and Labour are identical and that the workers should therefore work as hard as possible . Surely , say these people , it is obvious that ...
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JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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