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The Right to Strike Nautilus Book Award for Audio Books & Spoken Word (2010) Kaufmann examines the implications ofAuthor: L. J. Macfarlane Publisher: Pelican Books, 1981 Condition: Softcover, yellowed pages, interior clean L. J. MacFarlane has contended that the right to strike is a keystone of democratic society. The right to strike is a right to free expression, association, assembly.