Labour in America

By:

"Dulles, Foster Rhea"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Thomas Y. Crowell; 1955Description: 421pSubject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

331.973 DUL

Summary: This tome began over sixty years ago when the new social history had yet to make its mark, and my one critique is that the institutional perspective remains dominant. But in his many updates of this classic Dubofsky traces the growth and decline of organized labor in the US with balance and precision. My source material will balance it out nicely with a large dollop of social history, but Dubofsky's book provides a fine anchor for me to start with.

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This tome began over sixty years ago when the new social history had yet to make its mark, and my one critique is that the institutional perspective remains dominant. But in his many updates of this classic Dubofsky traces the growth and decline of organized labor in the US with balance and precision. My source material will balance it out nicely with a large dollop of social history, but Dubofsky's book provides a fine anchor for me to start with.

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