The Future of American Labor: Reinventing Unions

Kim Voss · Rick Fantasia

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Labor Movements and Unions Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Legal and Labor Studies

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The U.S. labor movement is in deep trouble. Many assume that union decline is irreversible—the result of changes in the nature of work and unions' inability to adapt. However, American laws and corporate resistance are also responsible. New union tactics and militancy point toward a possible revival of a workers' movement.

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