The specialized book "New Means of Labor Struggle: The Example of Workplace Occupations and Blockades" by Martin Wesch offers a comprehensive analysis of modern labor struggle tactics in the context of workplace occupations and blockades. Published in 1993, the work sheds light on the legal and economic frameworks surrounding such measures. With 239 pages, the book provides a detailed examination of the topic and is aimed at readers interested in economic law and the dynamics of labor disputes. The paperback cover ensures practical handling, while the German language makes it accessible to a wide audience. Wesch analyzes the historical developments and legal implications of workplace occupations and blockades, thus providing valuable insights for students, professionals, and those interested in the fields of economics and law. The book is a significant work for anyone looking to engage with the challenges and strategies involved in labor struggles.