Political Boulwarism: Bargaining During the Reagan Years

Political Boulwarism: Bargaining During the Reagan Years

THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES BARGAINING DURING THE REAGAN YEARS. IT LABELS REAGAN AS A PRACTICAL CONSERVATIVE (ANTI-UNION) AND SUGGESTS THAT HE COMBINED PRACTICAL CONSERVATISM WITH AN EFFECTIVE "BOULWARISTIC" APPEAL TO WORKERS WHO MAY BE OTHERWISE RESISTANT TO THE IDEOLOGICAL PROGRAM OF THE PRACT...

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Veröffentlicht in:Negotiation journal 1989-10, Vol.5 (4), p.349-353
1. Verfasser: Jacobs, David C.
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BARGAINING
C. WRIGHT MILLS
LABOR UNIONS (BUT NOT GUILDS)
NEGOTIATE, NEGOTIATIONS
RONALD REAGAN
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