[Excerpt] The four books under review here argue against the statistics by telling story upon story of the activities that clearly have the potential for reversing labor\u27s demise. Most of the stories are about defensive struggles not new offensives, and even the most inspiring victories are hedged with all sorts of qualifications. But you cannot read these books without a sense of renewal and hope for the future, without a sense of what is possible when working people take things in their own hands
[Excerpt] American history reflects a long cycle of trade union decline and growth. Analysts routine...
[Excerpt] The 1984 publication of Richard Freeman and James Medoff’s What Do Unions Do? was a landma...
[Excerpt] Mismanagement is so widespread and its effects upon job security, wages and standards are ...
[Excerpt] The four books under review here argue against the statistics by telling story upon story ...
[Excerpt] The purpose of this book is to examine union revitalization efforts: to identify central d...
[Excerpt] Despite our almost universal lack of significant organizing victories, we continue to orga...
The three books reviewed in this essay provide meaningful contributionsand extensions to the crucial...
[Excerpt] Beyond numbers, what unions are doing on the ground reflects their vitality. Unions are al...
[Excerpt] Only big, coordinated unions can stop employers from playing off one group of workers agai...
[Excerpt] The evidence of labor\u27s declining power in the economic and political arenas is increas...
When trade union growth worldwide came to a halt in the 1980s, a wide body of literature appeared on...
[Excerpt] Leo Troy is known for the penetrating questions he raises about the role of unions and the...
[Excerpt] In the United States, the renewed energy displayed by the labor movement is particularly p...
[Excerpt] But the increased effectiveness of labor\u27s political activities has not resulted in maj...
Review of: "Union-Free America: Workers and Antiunion Culture," by Lawrence Richards
[Excerpt] American history reflects a long cycle of trade union decline and growth. Analysts routine...
[Excerpt] The 1984 publication of Richard Freeman and James Medoff’s What Do Unions Do? was a landma...
[Excerpt] Mismanagement is so widespread and its effects upon job security, wages and standards are ...
[Excerpt] The four books under review here argue against the statistics by telling story upon story ...
[Excerpt] The purpose of this book is to examine union revitalization efforts: to identify central d...
[Excerpt] Despite our almost universal lack of significant organizing victories, we continue to orga...
The three books reviewed in this essay provide meaningful contributionsand extensions to the crucial...
[Excerpt] Beyond numbers, what unions are doing on the ground reflects their vitality. Unions are al...
[Excerpt] Only big, coordinated unions can stop employers from playing off one group of workers agai...
[Excerpt] The evidence of labor\u27s declining power in the economic and political arenas is increas...
When trade union growth worldwide came to a halt in the 1980s, a wide body of literature appeared on...
[Excerpt] Leo Troy is known for the penetrating questions he raises about the role of unions and the...
[Excerpt] In the United States, the renewed energy displayed by the labor movement is particularly p...
[Excerpt] But the increased effectiveness of labor\u27s political activities has not resulted in maj...
Review of: "Union-Free America: Workers and Antiunion Culture," by Lawrence Richards
[Excerpt] American history reflects a long cycle of trade union decline and growth. Analysts routine...
[Excerpt] The 1984 publication of Richard Freeman and James Medoff’s What Do Unions Do? was a landma...
[Excerpt] Mismanagement is so widespread and its effects upon job security, wages and standards are ...