From the perspective of the critical industrial relations school of thought, U.S. unions offer a model that should be imitated by other unions because it holds long term potential for eliminating class divisions.

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The critical industrial relations school of thought holds that U.S. unions, like other unions, are insufficient in addressing the fundamental issues of capitalism and class inequality. Therefore, they do not advocate for the imitation of U.S. unions as a model for other unions.

From the Perspective of the Critical Industrial Relations School of Thought