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OpEd
James N. Gregory, “Radicals in the Democratic Party, from Upton Sinclair to Bernie Sanders,” The Conversation (August 2, 2016)
As we watch Bernie Sanders’ supporters struggling to come to terms with the nomination of Hillary Clinton, it makes sense to ask why
OpEd
Leon Fink, “On Trade, Our Choices Aren’t Only Xenophobic Nationalism Or Neoliberal Globalization,”In These Times (August 2, 2016)
Few issues are receiving a more insipid—and thus more harmful—treatment in our public discourse than world trade. Along with immigration, “free trade” is
Activism
Call for Proposals
Bernhardt Labor Journalism Prize 2016 Call for Entries
The New York Labor History Association is pleased to announce this Call for Entries for the Second Annual Debra E. Bernhardt Labor Journalism
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Share your memories of James Green
If you would like to share your remembrance of the late James Green to be posted on our remembrance page in celebration of
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Submission and Review Guidelines for Labor
Looking to submit an article to LAWCHA’s official journal, Labor: Studies in Working-Class History? Check out our submission and review guidelines to ensure
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Historic Levels of Inequality
The pundits always seem to miss the politics of capitalism in their effort to explain inequality. It looks like a new book by
Issues of Labor
Labor 13.2 (May, 2016)
In This Issue The Common Verse Sarah Cortez, “Uniform Change-Out“ LAWCHA Watch Nancy MacLean, “President’s Perspective: Looking Ahead from Washington, DC“ Articles Fernando
Issues of Labor
Labor 13.1 (February, 2016)
In This Issue The Common Verse Brooke Boulton, “Claiming Dependents“ LAWCHA Watch John W. McKerley and Jennifer Sherer, “The Iowa Labor History Oral
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Labor Archives and Research Center 30th Anniversary Celebration
Flyaway Productions, a Bay Area dance company, was commissioned by the Labor Archives and Research Center to create an aerial site-specific performance, choreographed