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• 1988Employers, Unions, and American Exceptionalism: Pre-World War I Open Shops in the Machine Trades in Comparative Perspective35 cited
• 2009Counteractive Lobbying in the U.S. Supreme Court26 cited
• 1999The Lost City of Solidarity: Metropolitan Unionism in Historical Perspective20 cited
• 2002Business Citizenship at Work: Cultural Transposition and Class Formation in Cincinnati, 1870–191019 cited
• 1993“Government by Injunction”18 cited
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• 2018Collective Action and the Origins of the American Labor Movement13 cited
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• 2000Unionized Teamsters and the Struggle over the Streets of the Early-Twentieth-Century City9 cited
• 2009Mill Owners and Wobblies7 cited
• 2023Union Booms and Busts5 cited
• 2017Constructing Industrial Order in the Center of the American Economy: How Electoral Competition and Social Collaboration Evolved in Twentieth-Century New York3 cited
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