This collection of original essays offers an inside view of the current state of American unions. Most of the contributors are prominent activists in the AFL-CIO, and their writings assess the state of the movement in the late 1990s.
This collection of original essays offers an inside view of the current state of American unions. Most of the contributors are prominent activists in the AFL-CIO, and their writings assess the state of the movement in the late 1990s.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part 1 Democracy Ideology and Change; Chapter 1 Creating Democratic Communities in the Workplace Elaine Bernard; Chapter 2 Whose Democracy? Organized Labor and Member Control Bill Fletcher Jr.; Chapter 3 A "New Labor Movement" in the Shell of the Old?*.This article is a substantial revision of an essay that appeared in the Labor Research Review 24 (Summer 1996). Jeremy Brecher Tim Costello; Chapter 4 What Does Labor Stand For? Gregory Mantsios; Part 2 Organizing the Unorganized; Chapter 5 Taking the Offensive Turning the Tide Stephen Lerner; Chapter 6 Membership-Based Organizing Steve Early; Chapter 7 Successful Organizing at the Local Level: The Experience of AFSCME District Council 1707 Josephine LeBeau Kevin Lynch; Chapter 8 Moving Innovation from the Margins to the Center Janice Fine; Part 3 Diversity and Inclusion; Chapter 9 Women Workers: Strategies for Inclusion and Rebuilding Unionism Ruth Needleman; Chapter 10 Getting Serious About Inclusion: A Comprehensive Approach José La Luz Paula Finn; Chapter 11 The Challenge of Diversity and Inclusion in the AFL-CIO May Chen Kent Wong; Chapter 12 Transforming Unions and Building a Movement Larry Adams; Part 4 Part ies and Politics; Chapter 13 Blocking Bridges: Class-Based Politics and the Labor Movement Patricia Lippold Bob Kirkman; Chapter 14 Labor's Role in the Political Arena Dennis Rivera; Chapter 15 Building a Part y of Our Own Tony Mazzocchi; Chapter 16 The Politics of Leadership: The Role of Unions in Developing Policy Initiatives Arthur Cheliotes; Part 5 International Affairs; Chapter 17 Developing and Enforcing International Labor Standards Barbara Shailor George Kourpias; Chapter 18 New Voice New Internationalism Andy Banks; Chapter 19 International Labor Solidarity in an Era of Global Competition Héctor J. Figueroa; Chapter 20 Building a Member-Based International Program Ron Blackwell;
Part 1 Democracy Ideology and Change; Chapter 1 Creating Democratic Communities in the Workplace Elaine Bernard; Chapter 2 Whose Democracy? Organized Labor and Member Control Bill Fletcher Jr.; Chapter 3 A "New Labor Movement" in the Shell of the Old?*.This article is a substantial revision of an essay that appeared in the Labor Research Review 24 (Summer 1996). Jeremy Brecher Tim Costello; Chapter 4 What Does Labor Stand For? Gregory Mantsios; Part 2 Organizing the Unorganized; Chapter 5 Taking the Offensive Turning the Tide Stephen Lerner; Chapter 6 Membership-Based Organizing Steve Early; Chapter 7 Successful Organizing at the Local Level: The Experience of AFSCME District Council 1707 Josephine LeBeau Kevin Lynch; Chapter 8 Moving Innovation from the Margins to the Center Janice Fine; Part 3 Diversity and Inclusion; Chapter 9 Women Workers: Strategies for Inclusion and Rebuilding Unionism Ruth Needleman; Chapter 10 Getting Serious About Inclusion: A Comprehensive Approach José La Luz Paula Finn; Chapter 11 The Challenge of Diversity and Inclusion in the AFL-CIO May Chen Kent Wong; Chapter 12 Transforming Unions and Building a Movement Larry Adams; Part 4 Part ies and Politics; Chapter 13 Blocking Bridges: Class-Based Politics and the Labor Movement Patricia Lippold Bob Kirkman; Chapter 14 Labor's Role in the Political Arena Dennis Rivera; Chapter 15 Building a Part y of Our Own Tony Mazzocchi; Chapter 16 The Politics of Leadership: The Role of Unions in Developing Policy Initiatives Arthur Cheliotes; Part 5 International Affairs; Chapter 17 Developing and Enforcing International Labor Standards Barbara Shailor George Kourpias; Chapter 18 New Voice New Internationalism Andy Banks; Chapter 19 International Labor Solidarity in an Era of Global Competition Héctor J. Figueroa; Chapter 20 Building a Member-Based International Program Ron Blackwell;
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