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It's a long way down to the soup line

Joe Hill

1915

AFSCME's Philadelphia story

Francis Ryan

2011

The struggle for South Africa

Davies, Robert H.

1984

Member assistance programs in the workplace

Samuel B. Bacharach

1994

Self-government in industry

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

1918

Spy overhead

Clinch Calkins

1971

Trade unionism in Germany from Bismarck to Hitler 1869-1933

John Anthony Moses

1982

Making American industry safe for democracy

Jeffrey Haydu

1997

From the Molly Maguires to the United Mine Workers

Harold W. Aurand

1971

Socialist labor and politics in Weimar Germany

Gerard Braunthal

1978

Vendetta

James Neff

2015

The Labor Movement

Tim McNeese

2007

Union revitalisation in advanced economies

Gregor Gall

2009

Household workers unite

Premilla Nadasen

2015

New technology and industrial change

John Lloyd - undifferentiated, Ian Benson

1983

Cesar Chavez

Consuelo Rodriguez

1991

Canadian trade unions and the New Democratic Party

Keith Archer

1993

New Forms of Worker Organization

Staughton Lynd, Immanuel Ness

2014

The one percent solution

Gordon Lafer

2017

The road to bloody Sunday

Walter Sablinsky

1976

Solidarity forever

Stewart Bird

1985

American labor, Congress, and the welfare state, 1935-2010

Tracy Roof

2011

Ben Tillett

Jonathan Schneer

1982

Blue collar community

William Kornblum

1974

Candles to the sun

Tennessee Williams

2004

Historical dictionary of organized labor

Docherty· J. C.

2003

Solidarity for sale

Robert Fitch

2006

What do unions do?

Richard B. Freeman

1984

I. W. W. Songs to Fan the Flames of Discontent

Jason W. Moore, Industrial Workers of the World Staff, PM Press Staff

2014

Labour's turning point, 1880-1900

Eric Hobsbawm

1974

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