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A Documentary History of American Industrial Society, Vol. 7: Labor Movement
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John Rogers Commons
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Science Fiction
Science & Technology
History
形式
ハードカバー
ページ数
368
言語
英語
公開されました
Mar 26, 2018
出版社
Forgotten Books
ISBN-10
0483416681
ISBN-13
9780483416680
説明
This volume delves into the transformative period of the American labor movement, showcasing pivotal events and influential figures that shaped the dynamics between workers and industry. Through a comprehensive collection of documents, readers are invited to explore the struggles, triumphs, and ongoing fight for workers' rights that characterized the early 20th century.
By synthesizing firsthand accounts, legislative actions, and organizational milestones, the author illuminates the socio-economic factors that prompted collective action. It offers a profound understanding of how the labor movement not only impacted industrial society but also laid the groundwork for modern labor relations in the United States.
By synthesizing firsthand accounts, legislative actions, and organizational milestones, the author illuminates the socio-economic factors that prompted collective action. It offers a profound understanding of how the labor movement not only impacted industrial society but also laid the groundwork for modern labor relations in the United States.