Abstract
1 Introduction: Solidarity, Ideology, Instrumentality and Other Issues 2 Sweden: Focus on Fundamental Trade Union Rights 3 Spain: The Common Experience of Transition and a Military Coup 4 Italy: Diversity within United Solidarity 5 The ICFTU and the WCL: The International Coordination of Solidarity 6 Great Britain: Between Avoiding Cold War and Supporting Free Trade Unionism 7 The FRG: Humanitarian Support without Big Publicity 8 France: Exceptional Solidarity? 9 Denmark: International Solidarity and Trade Union Multilateralism 10 Belgium: the Christian Emphasis 11 Austria: an Ambivalent Attitude of Trade Unions and Political Parties 12 Abbreviations 13 About the Authors 14 Index
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