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The Myth of the Competitive Challenge: The Irving Oil Refinery Strike, 1994–96, and the Canadian Petroleum Industry

When Noam Chomsky was in Saint John and Fredericton in 1996, he spoke about the phenomenon of "rollback" whereby once-gained social, political and economic progress was being rolled back as economic instability and recession created a climate in which corporate and governmental power could be more directly observed without the impediment of significant social unrest.