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Labor movement in the United States

Friedrich A. Sorge

1977

Reshaping labour--organisation, work, and politics

John Holford

1988

Tobacco on the periphery

Stubbs, Jean

1985

Labour movements

Willie Thompson

1996

Workers' control in Latin America, 1930-1979

Brown, Jonathan C.

1997

Shaping the political arena

David S. Collier, Ruth Berins Collier

1991

The decline of the Chartist movement

Preston W. Slosson

1916

Solidarity

Alain Touraine

1983

The fall of the house of labor

David Montgomery

1987

Labor in the Russian Revolution

Gennady Shkliarevsky

1993

Southern Insurgency

Immanuel Ness

2015

Class and the color line

Joseph Gerteis

2007

The republic of labor

Ronald Schultz

1993

The early Colombian labor movement

David Sowell

1992

The end of the peasantry

Anthony W. Pereira

1997

Comrade or Brother?

Mary Davis

1993

The challenge of labour

Keith Burgess

1980

British working class movements

G. D. H. (George Douglas Howard) Cole

1951

Roots of rebellion

Victoria E. Bonnell

1983

The Children of NAFTA

David Bacon

2004

Death in the Haymarket

James R. Green, James Green

2006

Labor and the course of American democracy

Charles W. Bergquist

1996

Contested domains

Cohen, Robin

1991

The idea of social justice

Charles W. Pipkin

1927

Labour and Socialist Movements in Europe before 1914

Dick Geary

1992

Protest and survival

Malcolmson, Robert W., John Rule

1993

Class, gender, and region

Gregory S. Kealey

1988

Culture, gender, race, and U.S. labor history

Ronald Charles Kent

1993

Nazism and the working class in Austria

Tim Kirk

1996

Race matters in the new labor movement

Wilson, Joseph, Manning Marable, Dan Clawson et al.

2006

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