Labor History 1870s-1920.
Older titles plus skimming of titles in Labor, History, United WS. 7/21/94; rev. 12/29/95)
Historiography
Brody, David, 1930- , Reconciling the old labor history and the new., " Pacific Historical Review v. 62 (Feb. '93) p. 1-18.
Brody, David. , The future of the labor movement in historical perspective," Dissent v. 41 (Winter '94) p. 57-66.
Lichtenstein, Nelson. ,"David Brody: heir to the Wisconsin School," Labor History v. 34 (Fall '93) p. 499-503
Filardo, Peter Meyer. , Labor history bibliography 1992," Labor History v. 35 (Winter '94) p. 106-15
Fink, Leon, 1948- , Culture's last stand? gender and the search for synthesis in American labor history," Labor History v. 34 (Spring/Summer '93) p. 178-89
Fitzpatrick, Ellen., Rethinking the intellectual origins of American labor history, " American Historical Review v. 96 (Apr. '91) p. 422-8
Friedman, Gerald, "Perspectives on American labor history [book review]", The Journal of Economic History v. 50 (Sept. '90) p. 761-2
Kimeldorf, Howard. , Historical studies of labor movements in the United States," Annual Review of Sociology v. 18 ('92) p. 495-517
Kimeldorf, Howard., Bringing unions back in (or Why we need a new old labor history)," Labor History v. 32 (Winter '91) p. 91-129
Lichtenstein, Nelson. , David Brody: heir to the Wisconsin School," Labor History v. 34 (Fall '93) p. 499-503
Swanson, Dorothy. , Annual bibliography on American labor history: 1990," Labor History v. 33 (Winter '92) p. 144-57
Wick, Dorothy (Swanson) , "Labor History annual bibliography on American history: 1991," Labor History v. 33 (Fall '92) p. 483-93
Braverman, Harry , Labor and Monopoly Capital (1974), chs.4, 5
Montgomery, David Worker's Control
Nelson, Daniel Managers and Workers (1975)
Genovese, Frank C., Henry George and organized labor: the 19th century economist and social philosopher championed labor's cause, but used its candidacy for propaganda," The American Journal of Economics and Sociology v. 50 (Jan. '91)) p. 113-27
Conell, Carol,"Formal organization and the fate of social movements: craft association and class alliance in the Knights of Labor," American Sociological Review v. 55 (Apr. '90) p. 255-69
Krause, Paul, 1951- , The life and times of "Beeswax" Taylor: origins and paradoxes of the Gilded-Age labor movement," Labor History v. 33 (Winter '92) p. 32-54
Mendel, Ron., Cooperative unionism and the development of job control in New York's printing trades, 1886-1898, "Labor History v. 32 (Summer '91) p. 354-75
Rosenbloom, Joshua L., One market or many? labor market integration in the late nineteenth-century United States,"The Journal of Economic History v. 50 (Mar. '90) p. 85-107
Singer, Alan., Communists and coal miners: rank-and-file organizing in the United Mine Workers of America during the 1920s., "Science & Society v. 55 (Summer '91) p. 132-57
Politics (and Labor Legislation)
Karson, Marc, American labor unions and politics, 1900-1918 (Boston : Beacon Press, [1965]) [ McCabe Honors Hist 132: Amer Political Hist
Tripp, Joseph F., 194, Law and social control: historians' views of Progressive-era labor legislation. Labor History v. 28 (Fall '87) p. 447-83
Child Labor
Derickson, Alan. , Making human junk: child labor as a health issue in the Progressive Era," American Journal of Public Health v. 82 (Sept. '92) p. 1280-90
Horan, Patrick M., Children's work and schooling in the late nineteenth-century family economy," American Sociological Review v. 56 (Oct. '91) p. 583-96
Daniel Nelson, "Scientific Management and Labor 1880-1915," Business History Review 48 (1974) [Binder: Secondary]
Bailey, Gary L., The Commissioner of Labor's strikes & lockouts: a cautionary note," Labor History v. 32 (Summer '91) p. 432-40
Ramiriez, Bruno When Workers Fight: Politics of Industrial Relations 1898-1926 (1978)
WORKERS (community , Living Conditions)
Glickman, Lawrence. , Inventing the "American standard of living": gender, race and working-class identity, 1880-1925," Labor History v. 34 (Spring/Summer '93) p. 221-35
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