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Author: Edited by Arthur Weinberg and Lila WeinbergPub Date: 2001 A challenging call to arms for today’s writers to have the courage of the muckrakers and expose abuse of power wherever they find it learn more... |
Author: C. Wright MillsPub Date: 2001 An essential, classic work in labor sociology--still relevant today--by the man whose name is almost synonymous with labor history and sociology. learn more... |
Author: Brian KellyPub Date: 2001 Focusing on the coalfields of Birmingham, Alabama, Brian Kelly presents new evidence of the role white elites played in fomenting racial discord at the bottom of southern society learn more... |
Author: Meredith TaxPub Date: 2001 A meticulously researched and brilliantly nuanced examination of the rise of feminism and its relationship with union and labor movements. learn more... |
Author: Meredith TaxPub Date: 2001 learn more... |
Author: Edited by Peter J. Albert and Grace PalladinoPub Date: December 2001 learn more... |
Author: Robert J. StevensonPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2000 A covert ethnography of white-collar crime learn more... |
Author: Melvyn DubofskyPub Date: 2000 A career-spanning collection of writings on labor history by one of the leading figures in the field learn more... |
Author: Dennis A. DeslippePub Date: 2000 An insightful study of working-class feminism, raising important questions about the meaning of equality for them, their connections to their unions, and the gendered nature of equal rights. learn more... |
Author: Chad BerryPub Date: 2000 Examines one of the largest internal immigrations in the U.S., allowing those migrating workers the opportunity to talk about how their migration influenced their lives and futures learn more... |
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