Solidarity divided the crisis in organized labor and a new path toward social justice /
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Berkeley :
University of California Press,
c2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Challenges facing the U.S. labor movement
- Dukin' it out : building the labor movement
- The new deal
- The cold war on labor
- The civil rights movements, the left, and labor
- The revolution will not be televised
- Whose welfare matters, anyway?
- What's left for us?
- Organizing to organize the unorganized
- Sweeney's grand gesture
- The new voice coalition takes office
- Developing strategy in times of change
- Globalization : the biggest strategic challenge
- Could'a, would'a, should'a : central labor councils and missed opportunities
- International affairs, globalization, and 9/11
- When silence isn't golden
- Restlessness in the ranks
- Change to win : a return to gompers?
- Anger, compromise, and the paralysis of the Sweeney coalition
- Left behind
- The way forward : social justice unionism
- The need for social justice unionism
- The need for a global outlook
- Realizing social justice unionism : strategies for transformation.