The Labour Movement in Australasia, A Study in Social-Democracy

Focusing on the labor movement's evolution, this book traces its origins in the 19th-century trade union movement to its rise as a significant political force by the early 20th century in Australia and New Zealand. It analyzes the social, economic, and political influences that shaped the movement and highlights its broader cultural and political impacts in the region. This comprehensive examination serves as a vital resource for understanding labor history in Australia and New Zealand.