Based on essays originally published at a conference on labor and politics held at the George Meany Center, Silver Springs, Maryland on November 14, 1994. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The rules of the game: class politics in twentieth-century America / Richard Oestreicher -- Producerism is consciousness of class: ironworkers' and steelworkers' views on political economy, 1894-1920 / Robert Asher -- Negotiating the state: Frank Walsh and the transformation of labor's political culture in progressive America / Julie Greene -- The failure of Minnesota farmer-laborism / Peter Rachleff -- Autoworkers, electoral politics, and the convergence of class and race: Detroit, 1937-1945 / Bruce Nelson -- The CIO political strategy in historical perspective: creating a high-road economy in the post-war era / Stephen Amberg -- Thoughts on defeating right-to-work: reflections on two referendum campaigns / Gilbert J. Gall -- Little more than ashes: the UAW and American reform in the 1960s / Kevin Boyle -- Labor law revision and the end of the postwar labor accord / Gary M. Fink.
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