What is it about?
A critique of strikes and radicalism in Britain, 1911-14
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Why is it important?
The great labour unrest is central to our understanding of syndicalism in Britain
Perspectives
The great abour unrest has been studies for its rank and file militancy (new wine), but this article argues that labour leaders also developed an effective counter-strategy in the 'greater unionism' (old bottles).
Dr Emmet O'Connor
University of Ulster
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This page is a summary of: Old Wine in New Bottles? Syndicalism and ‘Fakirism’ in the Great Labour Unrest, 1911-1914, Labour History Review, January 2014, Liverpool University Press,
DOI: 10.3828/lhr.2014.2.
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