Abstract
Analyzes the strikes in the spring of 1964 of the National Federation of Physicians' Unions, which owned the allegiance of a preponderant number of Belgian doctors. Distinction between the long-run and immediate causes of the strike; Financial difficulties encountered in Belgium between 1947 and 1962; Consequences of the strike. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
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