Labor History publishes original research in labor history, studies of specific unions and of the impact of labor problems upon ethnic and minority groups, the nature of work and working class life, theories of the labor movement, biographical portraits of important labor figures, comparative studies and analyses of foreign labor movements that shed light on American labor developments, and studies of radical groups or of radical history as they relate to American Labor history.
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MANAGING EDITOR
Daniel J. Leab, Seton Hall UniversitySubscriptions
Volume 40, 1999, 4 issues. ISSN 0023-656X.
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