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Index to Authors LaborHistory, Vol. 43, No. 1/ 2,2002 INDEXTO AUTHORS ARTICLES,SYMPOSIA, NOTES AND DOCUMENTS,ESSAY REVIEWS, AND MEDIAREVIEWS Aaron, Daniel.“ GoodMorning and ‘ Art’ Arnesen,Eric. “ Race, Party, andPacking- Young:An Introductionand Appraisal.” house Exceptionalism.”[Halpern and 10:1,100– 104, Winter 1969. Horowitz Symposium] 40:2,207– 212, Aiken, JohnR. andJames R. McDonnell. May 1999. “WalterRauschenbusch andLabor Re- Aruga, Natsuki. “‘An’Finish School’: form: ASocialGospeller’ s Approach.” Child Labor DuringWorld War II.” 11:2,131– 150, Spring 1970. 29:4,498– 530, Fall 1988. Aiken, KatherineC. “‘WhenI Realized Asher, Robert. “Failureand Ful llment: How Close CommunismWas toKel- Agitationfor Employers’Liability Legis- logg,I Was Willingto Devote Day and lationand the Origins of Workmen’s Night’: Anti-Communism, Women, Compensationin New York State, CommunityValues, andthe Bunker Hill 1876–1910.” 24:2, 198– 222, Spring Strikeof 1960.”36:2, 165– 186, Spring 1983. 1995. Asher, Robert. “Radicalism andReform: Aldrich, Mark. “StateReports onWomen StateInsurance of Workmen’s Compen- andChild WageEarners, 1870–1908.” sation inMinnesota, 1910– 1933.” 14:1, 21:1,86– 90, Winter 1979– 80. 19–41, Winter 1973. Alexander,Robert J.“Schisms and Asher, Robert. “UnionNativism andthe Unications in the American Old Left, ImmigrantResponse.” 23:3, 325– 348, 1923–1940.” 14:4, 536– 561, Fall 1973. Summer1982. Almaguer,Tomas. “Racial Domination Asher, Robert. “WhenWill They Ever andClass Conict in Capitalist Agricul- Learn?”15:2, 271– 275, Spring 1974. ture:The Oxnard Sugar Beet Workers’ Ashyk, Danand Wendy S. Greenwood. Strikeof 1903.”25:3, 325– 350, Sum- “Labor History Resourcesat the Ohio mer 1984. Historical Society.”31:1, 133– 138, Andrew, William D. “Factionalismand Winter–Spring 1990. Anti-Communism: FordLocal 600.” Auerbach, JeroldS. “Progressivesat Sea: 20:2,227– 255, Spring 1979. TheLaFollette Act of 1915.”2:3, 344– Argersinger,Jo Ann E.“Assisting the 360,Fall 1961. ‘Loafers’: TransientRelief inBaltimore, Auerbach, JeroldS. “SouthernTenant 1933–1937.” 23:2, 226– 245, Spring Farmers: SocialistCritics of theNew 1982. Deal.”7:1, 3– 18, Winter 1966. Argersinger,Jo Ann E.“TheArt andSci- Aurand, Harold W.“SocialMotivation enceof GettingWork.” [Symposium on of theAnthracite Mine Workers: ‘GettingWork’ by WalterLicht] 35:1, 1901–1920.” 18:3, 360– 367, Summer 93–96, Winter 1994. 1977. Armstrong, Thomas F.“TheTransform- Aurand, Harold W.“TheWorkingmen’ s ationof Work: TurpentineWorkers in BenevolentAssociation.” 7:1, 19– 34, Coastal Georgia,1865– 1901.” 25:4, Winter1966. 518–532, Fall 1984. Avrich, Paul.“ Conrad’s Anarchist Pro- Arnesen,Eric. “ History First: PuttingUrban fessor: An UndiscoveredSource.” 18:3, Povertyin Perspective.” [Sugrue Sympo- 397–402, Summer 1977. sium] 39:1,43– 47, February 1998. Babcock,Robert H.“‘WillYou Walk? Arnesen, Eric.“ ToRule or Ruin: New Yes, We’ll Walk’: PopularSupport Orleans DockWorkers’ Struggle for for aStreetRailway Strikein Port- Control,1902– 1903.” 28:2, 139– 166, land, Maine.”35:3, 372– 398, Summer Spring1987. 1994. ISSN0023-656X print/ ISSN1469-9702 online/ 02/01/20089–40 Ó 2002Taylor & Francis Ltd onbehalfof The Tamiment Institute DOI: 10.1080/0023656022012962 90 Index toAuthors Bailey,Gary L.“TheCommissioner of Bean,Ronald. “ANoteon the Knights of Labor’s ‘Strikesand Lockouts’ — ACau- Labor inLiverpool, 1889–90.” 13:1, tionary Note.”32:3, 432– 440, Summer 68–78, Winter 1972. 1991. Beatty,Bess. “TextileLabor inthe North Bain,Trevor. “InternalUnion Con ict: Carolina Piedmont:Mill Owner Images TheFlat Glass Workers, 1936–1937.” andMill Worker Response, 1830– 9:1,106– 109, Winter 1968. 1900.”25:4, 485– 503, Fall 1984. Baker,Bruce E. “The‘ Hoover Scare’in Becker,Ronald L. “Labor History Re- SouthCarolina, 1887:An Attemptto sourcesat theRutgers University Li- OrganizeBlack Farm Labor.”40:3, braries.”31:1, 67– 70, Winter– Spring 261–282, August 1999. 1990. Baker,Mary Roys. “Anglo-Massachusetts Bedford,Henry F.“ The‘ Haverhill Social TradeUnion Roots, 1130–1790.” 14:3, Democrat’: Spokesman for Socialism.” 352–396, Summer 1973. 2:1,82– 89, Winter 1961. Baker,Robert P.“ Labor History, Social Bell,Daniel. “ TheModern Review: An Science,and the Concept of theWork- Introductionand Appraisal.” 9:3, 380– ingClass.” 14:1, 98– 105, Winter 1973. 383,Fall 1968. Barbash, Jack. “TheI.L.G.W.U. as an Or- Berkowitz,Edward D. “How toThink ganizationin the Age of Dubinsky.” About theWelfare State.”32:4, 489– 9:SpecialSupplement, 98– 115, Spring 502,Fall 1991. 1968. Bernhardt,Debra E.“Labor History Re- Barkin, Solomonand Michael Honey. sourcesat New York University: 2)The “‘OperationDixie’ : TwoViews.” 31:2, Robert F.Wagner Labor Archives.” 373–385, Summer 1990. 31:1,48– 58, Winter– Spring 1990. Barnard, John. “GettingRight With Bernstein,Barton J. “TheTruman Ad- Reuther.”[Lichtenstein Symposium] ministrationand Its ReconversionWage 37:3,336– 342, Summer 1996. Policy.”6:3, 214– 231, Fall 1965. Barnard, John. “Rebirth of theUnited Au- Bernstein,Irving. “SomeConcluding Re- tomobileWorkers: TheGeneral Motors marks.”37:1, 97– 99, Winter 1995– 96. Tooland Diemakers’ Strike of 1939.” Bernstein,Irving. “IrvingBernstein’ s 27:2,165– 187, Spring 1986. Labor History: ASymposium.”37:1, Baron,Ava. “Introduction.”[Boris Sym- 75–99, Winter 1995– 96. posium] 39:4,407– 408, November Bernstein,Irving. “TheGrowth of Ameri- 1998. canUnions, 1945–1960.” 2:2, 131– 157, Barron, Hal Sethand Walter Licht. Spring1961. “Labor’s Men:A CollectiveBiography Best,Gary Dean.“ PresidentWilson’ s Se- of UnionOf cialdom During the New condIndustrial Conference, 1919– DealYears.” 19:4, 532– 545, Fall 1978. 1920.”16:4, 505– 520, Fall 1975. Basen,Neil K. “KateRichards O’Hare: Betten,Neil. “ TheGreat Depression and The‘ FirstLady’ of AmericanSocialism, theActivities of theCatholic Worker 1901–1917.” 21:2, 165– 199, Spring Movement.”12:2, 243– 258, Spring 1980. 1971. Baskin, Alex.“ TheFord Hunger March— Bicknell,Catherine. “ Detroit’s Capuchin 1932.”13:3, 331– 360, Summer 1972. Soup Kitchen.”24:1, 112– 124, Winter Bassett,W. Bruce.“ DoesIt Pay to 1983. Learn?”24:2, 254– 258, Spring 1983. Biles,Roger. “ EdCrump Versus the Battista,Andrew. “Labor andCoalition Unions: TheLabor Movementin Mem- Politics:the Progressive Alliance.” 32:3, phis Duringthe 1930s.” 25:4, 533– 552, 401–421, Summer 1991. Fall 1984. Battista,Andrew. “Labor andLiberalism: Blewett,Mary H.“TheUnion of Sexand TheCitizen Labor EnergyCoalition.” Craft inthe Haverhill ShoeStrike of 40:3,301– 321, August 1999. 1895.”20:3, 352– 375, Summer 1979. Forty-YearCumulative Index toLabor History 91 Blum,Albert A. “AReport onResearch in Borts,George. “ PhilipTaft, Memberof Progressin American Labor History.” theFaculty at Brown University.” 19:1, 7:1,78– 92, Winter 1966. 31–33, Winter 1978. Blum,Albert A.“LocalUnion Archives in Boylan, James. “TheNewspaper Work- Michigan.”3:3, 335– 340, Fall 1962. place: An OldCulture Passes.” 24:4, Blum,Albert A.“Research inProgress In 565–567, Fall 1983. AmericanLabor History.”3:2, 218– Boyle,Kevin. “TheTragedies of Walter 225,Spring 1962. Reuther.”[Lichtenstein Symposium] Blum,Albert A.“Sailor or Worker: A 37:3,342– 347, Summer 1996. ManpowerDilemma During the Second Boyle,Kevin. “‘ThereAre NoUnionSor- WorldWar.” 6:3, 232– 243, Fall 1965. rows That TheUnion Can’ t Heal’: The Blum,Albert A.“Why Unions Grow.” Strugglefor Racial Equality inthe 9:1,39– 72, Winter 1968. UnitedAutomobile Workers, 1940– Blumberg,Dorothy Rose. “‘DearMr. En- 1960.”36:1, 5– 23, Winter 1995. gels’: Unpublished Letters,1884– 1894, Boyle,Kevin. “Buildingthe Vanguard: of FlorenceKelley to Friedrich Engels.” WalterReuther and Radical Politicsin 5:2,103– 133, Spring 1964. 1936.”30:3, 433– 448, Summer 1989. Boal,William M.“ Estimatesof Unionism Boyle,Kevin. “Riteof Passage: The1939 inWest Virginia Coal, 1900–1935.” GeneralMotors Tool and Die Strike.” 35:3,429– 441, Summer 1994. 27:2,188– 203, Spring 1986. Boccaccio,Mary. “Labor Resourcesat the Brazier,Richard. “TheMass I.W.W. Trial University of Maryland atCollege of 1918:A Retrospect.”7:2, 178– 192, Park.”23:4, 498– 501, Fall 1982. Spring1966. Brazier,Richard. “TheStory of the Bodnar,John E. “TheImpact of the‘ New I.W.W.’s ‘LittleRed Songbook.” ’ 9:1, Immigration’on the Black Worker: 91–105, Winter 1968. Steelton,Pennsylvania, 1880–1920.” Breen,William J. “TheLabor Market, 17:2,214– 229, Spring 1976. TheReform Impetus, andthe Great Bodnar,John. “Ware, U.S.A.: ADocu- War: TheReorganization of theState- mentaryFilm about a FactoryTown.” City EmploymentExchanges in Ohio, 31:3,476– 477, Fall 1990. 1914–1918.” 29:4, 475– 497, Fall 1988. Boneld, Lynn A. andLeon J. Sompolin- Breen,William J.“IndustrialTraining and sky. “TheLabor Archives andResearch Craft Dilutionin World War I:Unions, Centerat San FranciscoState Univer- Employers, andthe State, 1917– 1919.” sity.”31:1, 219– 226, Winter– Spring 37:1,50– 74, Winter 1995– 96. 1990. Breen,William J.“TheMobilization of Borden,Timothy G. “Maybe IShould SkilledLabor inWorld War I:‘Volun- Forgetthe Union and the Factory: Gen- tarism,’the U.S. PublicService Reserve, derand the Fight for Allegiancein andthe Department of Labor, 1917– UAW Local12, Toledo.” 41:2, 133– 1918.”32:2, 253– 272, Spring 1991. 151,May 2000. Brewer,Thomas B.“ StateAnti-Labor Boris, Eileen.“ Backto the Future?” [Boris Legislation:Texas— A Case Study.” Symposium] 39:4,429– 433, November 11:1,58– 76, Winter 1970. 1998. Brickett,Margaret F. “ Labor History Re- Boris, Eileen.“ Symposium onEileen sourcesin the U.S. Departmentof Boris: Home toWork.” 39:4, 407–
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