Title:
Case Studies in Labor Ideology: An Analysis of Labor, Political and Trade Union Activity as Influenced by Ideology -- Philosophic,
Structural and Procedural Adaptations Since World War I, by David J. Saposs. August 1971, Industrial Relations Center, University
of Hawaii
Date:
August 1971
Subject:
Labor unions
Labor movement--United States--Study and teaching
Labor--Education
Physical Description:
225 pages
Language:
English
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