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American
Labor History sites include an online
general history of Labor
in America, the Labor
History Chronology. LaborNet has a nice collection of Labor
Quotes distilled from this past experience. See also the
discussion
of A Concerned
Clergy
and the Labor Movement.
Local developments are
the focus
of the Illinois Labor
History
Society with its Tour
of Chicago Labor History Sites and an online visit to the Union
Miners' Cemetery at Mount Olive, Illinois. There are also a set
of links on San
Francisco Labor and Texas
Labor History.
As well as the notice of
May-Labor
History Month, there are several online celebrations of May 1,
the traditional labor day. These include: May
Day Remembered, May
Day, and May Day
in Madison.
Return to the American
Labor History Index.
Research
sites
are maintained by the George Meany Center
for Labor Studies, Wayne State's Walter
P. Reuther Archives, Industrial
and Labor Relations Library with the allied Industrial
Relations Research Association. NYU's Bobst Library hosts the Tamiment
Institute with the online research guides at the Robert
F. Wagner Archives. Professional historians consult over the
subject
through H-LABOR
North
American Labor History Conference - NALHC
Ozarks
Labor Union Archives
Samuel
Gompers Papers Project: A Documentary History of Trade and Labor Unions
in the US and Canada
H-Labor
WWW Site
Welcome
to the Center for Working-Class Studies Home Page
Library
of Congress Labor History Manuscripts
LaborNotes
Home Page
nmahsweatshop
exhibition -- floorplan
SpotlightBiography:
Labor Reformers
GrangeNet
LondonSocialistHistoriansGroup
AFL-CIOWorkin
Progress
MirabilisLTD.-UserLists-
Labor Unions
WholeCloth
UnionOnline
Strikes
H-SHGAPEAHAPaper: Martin J. Sklar, "Capitalism
and Socialism in the Emergence of Modern America, 1890s-1916"
SFP:Taft-HartleyAct
AssociationforUnion
Democracy
Teamstersfora
Democratic Union
GCIU:Searchfor
a union print shop
Welcometothe
Center for Working-Class Studies Home Page
SteamEngineLibrary
TheOntarioWorkers
Arts and Heritage Centre
REFERENCESOURCESIN
U.S. LABOR STUDIES
Course related materials
include
the Internet
Resources
for Labor History, Hawaii's Center
for Labor Education And Research, and Lane College's Labor
Studies Club. In addition to a posted Labor
History Bibliography, the Illinois Labor History Society offers
a Curriculum
of
United States Labor History for Teachers, a Bibliography
of Women's Labor History.
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Labor History Index.
Publishers
& Bookstores. See the American
Social
History Project's Who
Build America? The Norman Ross Publishing Company has excellent
Labor
Lists of microfilmed newspapers and periodicals going back
through
the nineteenth century. Also see the Ayers Press Reprints on Labor
history and Agricultural
history. There is also a remarkably thorough Labour's
Online Bookstore, and other resources which provide online
ordering
for titles on such interesting subjects as Tramp
Printers
Return to the American
Labor History Index.
Global
& International perspectives are
provided
by the International
Association
of Labour History Institutions and the Dutch International
Institute
of Social History has Labor
&
Business History Library with an exceptionally good index.
See also Australia's Labour
History, the Canadian
Labour History Bibliography and Left
History.
LabourStart:
Labour Webmasters Forum
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Labor History Index.
These
pages are under
continual construction. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Please send comments to: Mark
Lause.
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