Peter Friedlander documents the formation of a local United Automobile Workers union at a mid-sized parts factory during the turbulent 1930s. Blending oral history based on personal interviews with a keen analysis of the worker's class structure and widely varied cultural backgrounds, Freidlander describes the transformation of a working-class community by its own actions and the ensuing stratification and factionalizing within that union. The result is a firsthand account of the experience of unionization in personal and social terms.
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Peter Friedlander is assistant professor of sociology at Wayne State University.
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Original hardcover, first edition, no jacket, attractive blue cloth binding, 155 pages, index, book is solid, bright, and square. Some light wear to cloth boards, age-toning along edges. Light dusting to outer page edges. Otherwise, book has minimal reference wear. Very good. d6. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1776901628348
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