Abstract
At the end of march 1992, the multinational Campbell announced the closure of its plant Delacre in Vilvoorde. The employees reacted with an eight week strike and occupation of the factory. This article describes what happened and analyses the events attempting to explain them. Most approaches in the theory of industrial conflict emphasize either the structural or the interpretational aspects. Here, it is argued that both angles are necessary to provide a coherent frame for the study of industrial conflict.
How to Cite:
Declercq, A., (1995) “De doodsstrijd van een koekjesfabriek: een sociologische analyse van het sociaal conflict bij de sluiting van de koekjesfabriek Delacre”, Tijdschrift voor Sociologie 16(3), 251–276. doi: https://doi.org/10.21825/sociologos.86228
Downloads:
Download PDF
View PDF