Add to ORKGEdson discusses the impact that the MWA (Maine Woodmen’s Association) strike of 1975 and various environmental organizations on changing industry practices and also making Maine less attractive to large national paper companies that had purchased Maine mills.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/maine-woodsmans-strike/1005/thumbnail.jp
Interviewee describes events of August 9, 1971 during strike.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/fr...
Feature article on the paper industry in Maine, noting that after two decades of clear-cutting in wh...
Ray Pineau was a leader in the historic Jay, Maine International Paper Strike in 1987-88. He is feat...
Interviewee Jon Falk was a key organizer and leader of the MWA (Maine Woodmen\u27s Association) at t...
Palmer was an important participant in the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA) statewide strike of ...
Butler was a key leader and founder of the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA). The interview inclu...
Hagerty was a co-founder and leader of the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA) at the time of the 1...
Ames discusses his life as a logger and trained forester. He is a longtime proponent of sustainable ...
This interview describes evolution of economic arrangements between a paper company and woodcutters ...
Donald Fontaine has been a labor lawyer since the late 1960s, working first with Pine Tree Legal and...
Pinkerton offers detailed accounts of Scott Paper Company logging operations in central/northern Mai...
Kellman was the most effective militant labor movement organizer in Maine from late 1970s until 2010...
Marston\u27s wonderfully detailed account of the history of labor relations and business strategy at...
This radio interview discusses labor relations at S.D. Warren in the 1980s and 1990s. Themes include...
Walsh\u27s detailed observations about management-union relations, and legacy of 1971 strike that sh...
Interviewee describes events of August 9, 1971 during strike.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/fr...
Feature article on the paper industry in Maine, noting that after two decades of clear-cutting in wh...
Ray Pineau was a leader in the historic Jay, Maine International Paper Strike in 1987-88. He is feat...
Interviewee Jon Falk was a key organizer and leader of the MWA (Maine Woodmen\u27s Association) at t...
Palmer was an important participant in the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA) statewide strike of ...
Butler was a key leader and founder of the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA). The interview inclu...
Hagerty was a co-founder and leader of the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA) at the time of the 1...
Ames discusses his life as a logger and trained forester. He is a longtime proponent of sustainable ...
This interview describes evolution of economic arrangements between a paper company and woodcutters ...
Donald Fontaine has been a labor lawyer since the late 1960s, working first with Pine Tree Legal and...
Pinkerton offers detailed accounts of Scott Paper Company logging operations in central/northern Mai...
Kellman was the most effective militant labor movement organizer in Maine from late 1970s until 2010...
Marston\u27s wonderfully detailed account of the history of labor relations and business strategy at...
This radio interview discusses labor relations at S.D. Warren in the 1980s and 1990s. Themes include...
Walsh\u27s detailed observations about management-union relations, and legacy of 1971 strike that sh...
Interviewee describes events of August 9, 1971 during strike.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/fr...
Feature article on the paper industry in Maine, noting that after two decades of clear-cutting in wh...
Ray Pineau was a leader in the historic Jay, Maine International Paper Strike in 1987-88. He is feat...