Adult Education and Union Education: Aspects of English Canadian Cultural History in the 20th Century
Gerald Friesen
1994
1994
Abstract
THE UNION MOVEMENT IN CANADA is under siege in the 1990s, according to its leaders. The attitude of the community toward unions is said to be negative. Understanding of the purposes served by unions, let alone sympathy for or even interest in the broader social goals of the movement is said to be at an all-time low. How did Canada reach such a state?
Article
Abstract
THE UNION MOVEMENT IN CANADA is under siege in the 1990s, according to its leaders. The attitude of the community toward unions is said to be negative. Understanding of the purposes served by unions, let alone sympathy for or even interest in the broader social goals of the movement is said to be at an all-time low. How did Canada reach such a state?
Social Movements
Keywords
Class, North America, Policy
Theme
Popular Education; Adult Education; and Social Movement Learning