Labor History

Editorial Board
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The Niagara Frontier Defense League's patriotic war on labor: the case of Curtiss Aeroplane, 1917–1918
pp. 451-469(19)
Author: Olszowka, John

Not your average fraternal organization: the IBPOEW and labor activism, 1935–1950
pp. 471-494(24)
Author: Green, Venus

Americanism and anti-communism: the UAW and repressive liberalism before the red scare
pp. 495-515(21)
Author: Williams, Charles

Re-evaluating syndicalist opposition to the First World War
pp. 517-539(23)
Author: Darlington, Ralph

Shutting down ‘Big Brown’: reassessing the 1997 UPS strike and the fate of American labor
pp. 541-560(20)
Author: Minchin, Timothy J.

Herbert Hill and the Federal Bureau of Investigation
pp. 561-570(10)
Author: Phelps, Christopher

Plans to end the Great Depression from the American public
pp. 571-577(7)
Author: Woirol, Gregory R.

Reforming urban labor: routes to the city, roots in the country, by Janet L. Polansky
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Author: Young, David M.

No turning back: the peacetime revolutions of post-war Britain, by Paul Addison
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Author: Bromund, Ted R.

Bolivia's radical tradition: permanent revolution in the Andes, by S. Sándor John
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Author: Chapman, Roger

Solidarity stories: an oral history of the ILWU, by Harvey Schwartz
pp. 584-586(3)
Author: Cole, Peter

Livestock/deadstock: working with farm animals from birth to slaughter, by Rhoda M. Wilkie
pp. 586-588(3)
Author: Loomis, Erik

The precariat: the new dangerous class, by Guy Standing
pp. 588-589(2)
Authors: Skoczylas, Tomasz; Mrozowicki, Adam

A business and labour history of Britain, case studies of Britain in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, by Mike Richardson and Peter Nicholls
pp. 590-591(2)
Author: Paraskevopoulou, Anna

AFSCME's Philadelphia story: municipal workers and urban power in the twentieth century, by Francis Ryan
pp. 591-593(3)
Author: Hower, Joseph

Russia's factory children: state, society, and law, 1800–1917, by Boris B. Gorshkov
pp. 593-594(2)
Author: Vladimirsky, Irena

Class war? What Americans really think about economic inequality, by Benjamin I. Page and Lawrence R. Jacobs
pp. 595-596(2)
Author: Zweig, Michael

The Problem of Jobs: Liberalism, Race, and Deindustrialization in Philadelphia, by Guian A. McKee
pp. 596-598(3)
Author: Kozlowski, Jason

Nice Work If You Can Get It: Life and Labor in Precarious Times, by Andrew Ross
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Author: Milner, Susan