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The STCW Convention and related instrumentse headway. Since 1960 it has undergone two revolutions and is rapidly changing its outlook and character; indeed, the shape of the gas industry in the 1970s is perhaps the most fascinating problem in the whole field of energy in Britain. This chapter therefore will start by describing the first twel

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The STCW Convention and related instrumentstermination. The fact that the Labour Government was so persistent with a measure which can fairly be described as in no way popular is important as it sheds light on the policy of nationalisation. For the following reasons this measure stood in a class by itself.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72751-4ard, had to find their own capital without the help of a Treasury guarantee. In the case of the London Passenger Transport Board this applied even to the stock required for compensation to the owners of the assets taken over by the Board. At the time Mr Morrison stressed the fact that he was not cal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72751-4 of Socialism that once an industry was transferred from private to public ownership a complete change would come over the outlook of all those engaged in the industry. Their attitude would become one of devotion to the public good. Sordid motives would disappear with the disappearance of the capita

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72751-4In the nineteenth century, public ownership of industry was advocated by various movements, all of which had little effect on public opinion in Britain.