103 craft strike

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"“A craft strike is a suspension by the workers of a single craft in one or in many shops of a local, regional, national, or international area. The variations in geographic scope may be indicated as shop craft strike, local craft strike, regional craft strike, etc.” 39 The craft strike almost always takes place where the union is a craft union rather than an industrial union which includes all the workers in a plant or industry.40"...

((Sharp, Gene. The Politics of Nonviolent Action (p. 289). Albert Einstein Institution. Kindle Edition.))

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Historical cases from the Nonviolent Action Database that used this method

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10.0/10

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9.0/10

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Polish artisans strike for the right to vote, Jamestown, Virginia, 1619

8.0/10

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7.0/10

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Women's textile strike in Barcelona, Spain, 1913

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Financial Institution 8.0
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Judiciary / Legal System 10.0
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