From Protest to Acquiescence?

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From Protest to Acquiescence?

Paul Bagguley4 editions

Unemployment reached unprecedented levels in Britain during the 1980s but this did not result in widespread social protest. During the 1930s, in comparison, protest was widespread. In this book the author sets out to explain why.

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From Protest to Acquiescence?Paul Bagguley
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From Protest to Acquiescence?
Paul Bagguley | Palgrave Macmillan | September 13, 1991
From Protest to Acquiescence?Paul Bagguley
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From Protest to Acquiescence?
Paul Bagguley | Palgrave Macmillan | October 23, 1991
From Protest to Acquiescence?Paul Bagguley
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From Protest to Acquiescence?
Paul Bagguley | Bloomsbury UK | 1991
From protest to acquiescence?Paul Bagguley
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From protest to acquiescence?
Paul Bagguley | Macmillan Education | 1991