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In the first place, it should be noted that, apart from the legal one, there are at least three paradigmatic theoretical approaches to the strike: Historical: as an engine of social change . From a repressed event to its consolidation as a constitutional right . Economic: without a doubt, the strike has costs for all those whom it affects in some way: employers, workers, consumers... Sociological: in an increasingly individualistic and atomized world.The strike has a high symbolic value, as a reinforcement of the recovery of the collective identity and dignity of the workers . Regarding the historical approximation, the first stage of the existence of strikes is marked by the period between the moible number data end of the 18th and 19th centuries. The second stage takes place during the first half of the 20th century, a time undoubtedly marked by the conflicts that devastated the West.
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Finally, the victory of the allies in World War II meant a consolidation of democratic values in the Western world and, consequently, the full legal recognition of the right to strike. The economic approach basically analyzes the economic effects caused by the strike on workers and employers. In the sociological approach, the analysis mainly has conflicting and symbolic features. The strike is recognized as an instrument for channeling the manifestation of tensions related to labor relations.
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