Labor's Outcasts

Labor's Outcasts
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Total Pages : 256
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ISBN-10 : 0252044630
ISBN-13 : 9780252044632
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Book Synopsis Labor's Outcasts by : Andrew J. Hazelton

Download or read book Labor's Outcasts written by Andrew J. Hazelton and published by . This book was released on 2022 with total page 256 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Introduction: "The Stepchildren of Labor" -- The Rise and Decline of Farmworker Unionism, 1934-46 -- Dominant Growers, Futile Organizing, 1946-51 -- Permanent Guestworkers, Struggling Union, 1951-54 -- Border Fantasies: Immigration and Cross-Border Organizing, 1948-55 -- Union Advocacy, Rising Liberalism, Indifferent Labor, 1955-59 -- Dying Union, Rising Movement, 1959-66 -- Conclusion: "Some Other Prophet".


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