Labor During the American Century: Work, Workers, and Unions Since 1945

Joshua B. Freeman

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This chapter contains sections titled: The New Deal Formula Postwar Labor Relations Regionalism and Race “Post-Industrial Society” Glory Days Recession and Retreat Labor at the New Millennium REFERENCES FURTHER READING

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