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• 1989Managers and Nonunion Workers in the Rubber Industry: Union Avoidance Strategies in the 1930s9 cited
• 1965The Chicago Memorial day incident: An episode of Mass action6 cited
• 1974‘We were the poor people” the Hormel strike of 19335 cited
• 1958The Origins of the United Automobile Workers, 1933-19354 cited
• 1974The beginning of the sit‐down era: The reminiscences of rex murray3 cited
• 1961The background of UAW factionalism3 cited