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Democracy and Bureaucracy in the USWA

Author
Balanoff, Jim; Balanoff, Betty
Abstract
[Excerpt] America's labor movement is on the ropes, struggling for survival. Many of its leaders seem uncertain which way to turn, whom to trust or what to do to secure that survival. When they talk about organizing the unorganized, they think mainly in terms of how to replace the numbers they have lost in recent years. How did labor manage to sink so low after those glorious struggles of the 1930's and 40's that produced the CIO?
Journal/Series
Labor Research Review
Volume & Issue:
Vol. 1, Num. 3
Date Issued
1983-06-01Subject
USWA; labor movement; leadership
Type
article