In SEARCH of WORKING CLASS ESSAYS in AMERICAN LABOR HISTORY and POLITICAL CULTURE
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In SEARCH of WORKING CLASS ESSAYS in AMERICAN LABOR HISTORY and POLITICAL CULTURE
"Epitomizes the successful efforts of New Left historians to remake not only labor history but also U.S. history... A moving and persuasive depiction of a U.S. history in which class conflict has been central, and which, to quote Fink, 'successfully projects heretofore invisible working people as conscious historical actors.'" -- Industrial Labor Relations Review
"Fink places American labor history in the broader context of American political historiography better than any other historian I can think of." -- James R. Barrett, author of Work and Community in the Jungle: Chicago's Packinghouse Workers, 1894-1922
"Epitomizes the successful efforts of New Left historians to remake not only labor history but also U.S. history... A moving and persuasive depiction of a U.S. history in which class conflict has been central, and which, to quote Fink, 'successfully projects heretofore invisible working people as conscious historical actors.'" -- Industrial Labor Relations Review
"Fink places American labor history in the broader context of American political historiography better than any other historian I can think of." -- James R. Barrett, author of Work and Community in the Jungle: Chicago's Packinghouse Workers, 1894-1922