Contributors

1.     Introduction
    Donna Haverty-Stacke and Daniel J. Walkowitz.

PART I. CURRENT RESEARCH

2.     Memoirs of an Invalid: James Miller and the Making of the British-American Empire during the Seven Years' War
    Peter Way
                       
3.     Losing the Middle Ground: Strikebreakers and Labor Protest on the Southwestern Railroads
    Theresa Case

4.    Rethinking Working-Class Politics in Comparative-Transnational Contexts
    Shelton Stromquist

5.     No Common Creed: White Working-Class Protestantisms and the CIO's Operation Dixie
    Ken Fones-Wolf and Elizabeth Fones-Wolf

6.    A. Philip Randolph, Black Anticommunism, and the Race Question
    Eric Arnesen

7.    The Contextualization of a Moment in CIO History: The Mine-Mill Battle in the Connecticut Brass Valley During World War II
    Steve Rosswurm
                           
8.     Organizing the Carework Economy: When the Private Becomes Public
    Eileen Boris and Jennifer Klein
                                       
9.     Solvents of Solidarity: Political Economy, Collective Action, and the Crisis of Organized Labor, 1968-2005
    Joseph McCartin

PART II. NEW DIRECTIONS IN U.S. LABOR HISTORY

10. Sensing Labor: The Stinking Working-Class after the Cultural Turn
    Dan Bender

11.     Re-imagining Labor: Gender and New Directions in Labor and Working Class History
     Liz Faue
       
12.    The Limits of Work And The Subject of Labor History
    Zach Schwartz-Weinstein

PART III. RESOURCES

Chronology
Resources
Further Reading
Index