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""Seifert’s book is engaging in its questioning of the schisms across the political left and British labour movement, exposing insight between class, labour protest, race, union governance, and colonial power. It adds new debate to the meanings of and pathways for solidarity"", Professor Tony Dundon, Work & Employment Studies, University of Limerick. ""Struggle, solidarity, race, class and conflict - it’s all here. Seifert’s scholarly focus is unflinching and timely. An essential, excellent read”, Professor Jean Jenkins, Cardiff University.

‘Struggle, solidarity, race, class, and conflict - it’s all here. Seifert’s scholarly focus is unflinching and timely. An essential, excellent read.' Professor Jean Jenkins, Cardiff University. ‘Seifert’s book is engaging in its questioning of the schisms across the political left and British labour movement, exposing insight between class, labour protest, race, union governance, and colonial power. It adds new debate to the meanings of and pathways for solidarity.' Professor Tony Dundon, Work & Employment Studies, University of Limerick.

""Seifert’s book is engaging in its questioning of the schisms across the political left and British labour movement, exposing insight between class, labour protest, race, union governance and colonial power. It adds new debate to the meanings of and pathways for solidarity"", Professor Tony Dundon, Work & Employment Studies, University of Limerick. ""Struggle, solidarity, race, class and conflict - it’s all here. Seifert’s scholarly focus is unflinching and timely. An essential, excellent read”, Professor Jean Jenkins, Cardiff University.

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Roger Seifert is Emeritus Professor of Industrial Relations at the University of Wolverhampton.

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