WE LIVE ON RAILWAYS
RAILWAY STRUGGLE AGAINST PRIVATIZATION
History of Doro-Chiba and Japanese Labor Movement
by NAKANO Hiroshi
Ex-President of Doro-Chiba,
National Railways Motive Power Union of Chiba
Written: 2003;
Source: English edition of 2004;
Publisher: Workers’ Education
Center, Doro-Chiba,
Japan;
First Published: 2004;
Translated: International Solidarity
Committee of Doro-Chiba;
Online Version: Marx/Engels Internet Archive
(marxists.org) 2009;
HTML Markup: International Solidarity
Committee of Doro-Chiba (2009).
Table of Contents
I. Class Struggle in Japan under the Emergency
Laws
II. Doro-Chiba Meets the US Labor Movement
III. New Development of the National Railway
Struggle and the November Rally
I. Labor Movement under the "1955 System"
II. 10 Years’ Struggle of the District
Chiba in
1960’s (1)
III. 10 Years’ Struggle of the District
Chiba in
1960’s (2)
I. Features of the Times 1970’s
II. A History of the JNR after World War II
III. Historical Lessons from the Struggle
against
Rationalization Ensuring Rail Safety
IV. Struggle to Regain the Right to Strike
V. Struggle to Stop Jet Fuel Transport to
Narita
Airport
I. How Confrontation with the Doro-Kakumaru
Developed
II. Background and Lessons of the Struggle
for
Separation and Independence
I. Nakasone’s “Final Settlement of the
Post-War
Politics” and the Division and Privatization of the National Railways
II. Second Ad Hoc Commission for
Administrative Reform
III. Process until the Division and
Privatization of
the JNR
IV. Two Strikes of the Doro-Chiba
V. The Reason Why the Doro-Chiba Could Fight
VI. The Overview of the Doro-Chiba’s
Struggle and its
Lessons
I. Sixteen-years’ Upheaval that Shook the
World and
Japan
II. The Historical Significance of the
Breakup of the
Sohyo and the Setting-up of the Rengo
III. Sixteen Years of the 1047 Dismissed
Workers’ Struggle
IV. Doro-Chiba’s Sixteen-year Struggle
V. National Railway Workers’ Movement Faces
a Turning
Point