a Ostergaard (1961, p. 44). Clegg also argues that industrial democracy can have no
other meaning than the one he gives it because 'it is impossible for the workers to
sbare directly in maaagement' (p. 119). This is a most odd claim. We have already
seen that workers can sbare (participate) in (lower level) maaagement, and Clegg
not only refers to the example of the collective contract without appearing to realise
its significance, but does not see that through collective bargaining, on which be
lays such stress, partial participation in management is also possible (see further
below). For a more extended, recent criticism of clegg•s book see Blumberg
(1968, ch. 7).