This Cumulative Index lists contributors with articles published, each with number, year and pagination of publication respectively (e.g.: 14/1980/30-39). Where two issues were published in the same year (see The Journal) the sequence of issue is indicated after the year by lower case roman numeral (e.g.: 1972ii).
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McKinlay, Alan
Pests to Management: Engineering Shop Stewards on Clydeside, 1939-45
30/1995/11-34
McLauchlan, J
The UCS Work-In: an Interim Catalogue
8/1974/21-29
McLean, Iain
The Ministry of Munitions, the Clyde Workers' Committee and the suppression of the 'Forward': an alternative view
6/1972ii/3-25
Red Clydeside after 25 Years
29/1994/98-111
Meek, Jeff
Working Class Family Breakdown and the First World War in Scotland
50/2015/141-159
Melling, Joseph
The Glasgow Rent Strike and Clydeside Labour: some Problems of Interpretation
13/1979/39-44
The Servile State Revisited: Industrial Capitalism in the Early 20th Century
24/1989/68-85
Miller, Christopher W
Extraordinary Gentlemen: the Economic League, business networks, and organised labour in war planning and rearmament
52/2017/120-151
Forward to Obscurity: Another Dimension to the Decline of the Radical Left on 1930s Clydeside
47/2012/91-109
Milligan, Caroline
Border mills: lives of Peeblesshire textile workers - from voice to page
//61-84
Milligan, Tony
Trotskyist Politics and Industrial Work in Scotland 1939-1945
30/1995/104-120
Mills, Catherine
The Kinnaird Commission: Siliceous Dust, the Pitfalls of Cause and Effect Correlations and the Case of the Cornish Miners in the Mid-Nineteenth Century
40/2005/13-30
Morgan, Kevin
Cutting the feet from under organised labour? Lord Weir, mass production and the building trades in the 1920s
43/2008/47-68
A Limit to Everything: Union Activists and 'Bolshevik discipline' in Britain and Brazil
34/1999/52-73
In and Out of the Swamp: the Unpublished Autobiography of Peter Petroff
48/2013/23-51
Morris, R J
Skilled Workers and the Politics of the 'Red' Clyde: a Discussion Paper
18/1983/6-17
Morrison, Sue
The Factory Inspectorate and the Silica Dust Problem in UK Foundries 1930-1970
40/2005/31-49
Murray , Gillian
Beyond the 'Invergordon Approach': Community co-operatives and economic security in the Scottish Highlands and Islands (1977-1991)
58/2023/142-165
Murray, Tom
Interview with International Brigader
11/1977/34-38
Nixon, Mark
The 1837 Tillicoultry Weavers' Strike: a case study of working-class radicalism
37/2002/9-25
Orr, Lesley
Shall We Not Speak for Ourselves? Helen Crawfurd, War Resistance and the Women's Peace Crusade 1916-1918
50/2015/97-115
Outram, Quentin
Review essay: Historical justice and the miners' strike
59/2024/158-167
Parkhitko, V
Communism Will Prevail: William Gallacher's Last Interview
50/2015/124-126
Perchard, Andrew
Sculpting the 'Garden of Eden': Patronage, community and the British Aluminum Company in the Scottish Highlands 1895-1982
42/2007/49-69
The Mine Management Professions and the Dust Problem in the Scottish Coal Mining Industry c1930-1966
40/2005/87-108
Working Class History and the People's Voice: Fiftieth Anniversary Guest Editorial
46/2011/3-9
Perry, Matt
Reflecting on Labour History's Future
55/2020/213-222
Philippou, Paul S
The fruits of long years of propaganda and unremitting effort: Labour’s ‘breakthrough’ in Scotland in 1922
53/2018/142-184
Mutually Hostile Parties? The co-operative movement in Perth and its relationship with the labour movement, 1871-1918
51/2016/60-78
Phillips, Jim
War Against the Miners: the UK Government Files and the 1984-1985 Miners' Strike
49/2014/124-129
Fifty years on: remembering Michael colliery
52/2017/22-30
British Dock Workers and the Second World War: the Limits of Social Change
30/1995/87-103
2024 SLH Journal: Volume 59
59/2024/1-216
The UCS work-in, Jimmy Airlie and deindustrialisation in Scotland from the 1960s to the 1990s
56/2021/77-105
Collieries and Communities: the Miners' Strike in Scotland 1984-1985
45/2010/18-36
A Peculiar Obscurity? William Gallacher's Missing Biography and the Role of Stalinism in Scottish Labour History: a contribution to an overdue discussion
51/2016/154-174
Coalfield Memories and the Miners' Strike (Pardons) (Scotland) Act
58/2023/28-41
Histories of Labour: Review Essay
46/2011/120-124
Remembering Auchengeich: the largest fatal accident in Scottish coal mining in the nationalised era
54/2019/47-57
Purdie, Sam
The Kames Pit Disaster 1957
56/2021/46-53
Purves, Andrew
A Shepherd Remembers
15/1981i/26-33
Quinn, Esther
Women-only Courses in the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers: the Meeting of Shopworkers and Feminists
50/2015/160-170
Rafeek, Neil
Mabel Skinner 1912-1996: Communist Politics amongst a Highlands Community
33/1998/78-96
Agnes McLean 1918-1994
30/1995/121-130
Rose Kerrigan 1903-1995
31/1996/72-84
Reilly, Joe
The Linwood Line
53/2018/41-56
Renton, Donald
Interview with International Brigader
11/1977/18-23
Rice, Francis J
Class and the Treatment of the Insane in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Scotland
20/1985/43-58
Ripley, B J
John Maclean: the Scottish Workers' Republican Party and Scottish Nationalism
18/1983/43-47
Rodgers, Terence
Politics, Popular Literature and the Scottish Miners: the Poetry and Fiction of James C Welsh
27/1992/23-43