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ID348351
NAMERobert Bruno
GIVEN NAMESRobert
FAMILY NAMEBruno
SIGNATUREBRUNO R
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
ORCID0000-0001-6675-8082
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS38
TOTAL CITATIONS55
AUTHOR COUNT38
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1989
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX4
  • What Happened Again? A Post-2024 U.S. Presidential Election Analysis

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2025

  • What Work Is

    Robert Bruno•BOOK•What Work Is•2024

    Our physical and social world is a product of the collective work we do. Work is arguably the most consequential human activity. This book is about the ways that a person’s work—the making, buying, or selling of goods or services—manifests itself in the world and is then realized by the worker. It explores how the worker understands his or her paid labor to uncover the phenomenology of work. Importantly, it examines work from the worker’s point o…

  • Advancing Worker State Constitutional Rights: Illinois as Model

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2024

  • Se você é contra o PT, meu partido é você: Uma análise das mobilizações do patronato rural do Rio Grande do Sul

    Open Access•Felipe Ferrari Da Costa, Marcos Botton Piccin et al.•ARTICLE•Estudos Sociedade e Agricultura•2024•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    This article analyzes the construction of identities and social representations of rural patronage in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul in situations of conflict, considering such mobilizations from the 1980s onward, mainly by ensuring monopoly land ownership. We investigate the meaning attributed to categories such as combat, movement, class mobilization, unity, and confrontation of adversaries, and attempt to interpret the organization o…

  • Does Union Canvassing Affect Voter Turnout Under Conditions of Political Constraint? Empirical Evidence from Illinois

    Open Access•Weihao Li, J Ryan Lamare et al.•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2022•References: 48

    The positive effects of union canvassing on individual-level union member voter turnout within union-friendly environments have been well documented. Yet, whether unions increase turnout among their membership under constrained circumstances has remained unexamined. Furthermore, there is little consensus on whether union canvassing effects are generalizable to populations with heterogeneous political attributes and individual characteristics. Thi…

  • O Processo De Construção Da Hegemonia Do Agronegócio No Brasil: Recorrências Históricas E Habitus De Classe

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•BOOK•Revista Trabalho Necessário•2022•Cited by: 1

    Este artigo reflete sobre o processo de construção da hegemonia do patronato rural e do agronegócio no Brasil nas últimas décadas. A autora argumenta que a busca por uma coesão mais ampla se baseia em diversos aspectos: a elaboração de reivindicações unificadoras; o fortalecimento dos espaços de representação de interesses; a escolha de aliados confiáveis; a construção de uma imagem positiva de si mesmo; o empenho na elaboração de uma retórica de…

  • Frente Parlamentar da Agropecuária (FPA): Campo de disputa entre ruralistas e petistas no Congresso Nacional brasileiro

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Estudos Sociedade e Agricultura•2021•Cited by: 7•References: 4

    The purpose of this paper is to ponder over dynamics within the relationships between political opponents in the Brazilian National Congress, specifically when debatingon rural development. I aim to analyse the political dispute between Ruralistas and Petistas in The Parliamentary Agricultural Front (FPA). I intend to display this feud as a broad and complex net of social, political, cultural, and symbolic relationships. Being on the opponent's g…

  • O ovo da serpente: Monopólio da terra e violência na Nova República

    Robert Bruno, Regina Angela Landim Bruno•BOOK•2021

    Esta dissertação de mestrado, "O Ovo da Serpente: Monopólio da Terra e Violência na Nova República", de Regina Angela Landim Bruno, analisa a intrincada relação entre o monopólio da terra, a violência e a formação do Estado no Brasil durante a Nova República (1985-1994). A pesquisa investiga como a concentração fundiária histórica, perpetuada por estruturas de poder e legislação inadequada, contribuiu para o aumento da violência no campo. A autor…

  • U.S. Democracy in the Balance: The Importance of Labor’s Political Impact

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2019

  • The Positive Impact of Perceived Union Support on Union Member Work Meaningfulness: Examining Mechanisms and Boundary Conditions

    Open Access•M Teresa Cardador, Brandon C Grant et al.•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2019•Cited by: 2•References: 81

    Meaningful work has been linked to consequential individual and organizational outcomes, and has, therefore, become an important topic of study. Yet there is a paucity of research examining the effect of unions on members’ work meaningfulness. In a field sample, using a time-lagged survey methodology, we examined the effect of perceived union support on members’ perceptions of work meaningfulness, and tested perceived union fulfillment of workers…

  • Introduction to Special Conference Issue on Socialism and Labor: Theory and Praxis

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2019

  • Worker Voice and Union Revitalization: The Role of Contract Enforcement at Seiu

    Open Access•Amos Avgar, Ariel Avgar et al.•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2018•References: 16

    This article contributes to the study of union revitalization efforts by exploring the strategic underpinnings of and consideration for a restructured grievance system in a large Service Employees International Union (SEIU) local based in Chicago (hereinafter Local 1). This case study provides for a unique opportunity to examine the role that the structure and process of handling grievances plays in union efforts to mobilize members, increase mem…

  • Job Satisfaction and Union Participation: The Role of Fit

    Open Access•Justin P Wiegand, Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2018•References: 41

    Job satisfaction’s role as an antecedent to union participation has often been proposed as a negative relationship, but empirical support is lacking. To clarify boundary conditions of this relationship, we turn to the exit-voice tradeoff and the attraction-selection-attrition framework. We suggest a negative job satisfaction–union participation relationship exists only among workers lacking fit with their colleagues (“person-workgroup fit”). We e…

  • Labor Debates: Assessing the Fight for Fifteen Movement from Chicago

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2017

  • Introduction: Organized Labor, the Working Class, and the 2016 Presidential Election

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2017

  • Agricultura Empresarial, Povos E Comunidades Tradicionais

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Bruno•ARTICLE•Raízes Revista de Ciências…•2017•Cited by: 9

    O objetivo deste artigo é refletir sobre os mecanismos de dominação simbólica presentes no discurso dos representantes dos grandes proprietários de terra e empresários agroindustriais quando dirigidos aos povos e comunidades tradicionais. Busco identificar a natureza de seus argumentos e perceber como as "diferenças fundamentais" (Gramsci, 1972) se exprimem na linguagem dessas elites e de seus porta-vozes. De uma perspectiva mais geral, procuro m…

  • New Models of Worker Representation

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2015

  • The Economic Effects of Adopting a Right-to-Work Law: Implications for Illinois

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Roland Zullo et al.•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2015•Cited by: 4•References: 15

    While considerable efforts have been made by legislators, business associations, and political organizations to pass right-to-work (RTW) laws in states across the country, the empirical evidence on the effect of adopting an RTW law on labor market outcomes and state budgets is both varied and mixed. This article provides a forecast on the effect of RTW laws on important labor market outcomes—including earnings, employment, unionization, and inequ…

  • Teachers Unions at a Fork in the Road: Strike for America: Chicago Teachers against Austerity and How to Jump-Start Your Union: Lessons from the Chicago Teachers

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•New Labor Forum•2015

  • Making Class Visible

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2010

  • Unions, the Working Class, and Politics

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2010

  • Not Ready to Make Nice”: The Politics of Identity and Why Union Voters Wanted a Class Champion in 2008

    Open Access•Monica Bielski Boris, Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2010•Cited by: 2•References: 38

    This article is based on a political survey of 600 members of the United Steelworkers (USW) in three battleground states (Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) and focus group interviews with USW local leadership and activist members. The focus of the research is on assessing union member perceptions of the three top candidates from the 2008 presidential primaries (Hillary Clinton, Barrack Obama, and John McCain) and how these perceptions were influen…

  • Evidence of Bias in the Chicago Tribune Coverage of Organized Labor: A Quantitative Study from 1991 to 2001

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2009•Cited by: 4•References: 8

    Labor leaders contend newspaper coverage of unions is unjustifiably negative and is usually fixated on conflict and corruption. While this attitude is broadly shared across the union spectrum, there has been little actual objective analysis of labor news reporting to substantiate or discredit the common belief. In an attempt to assess the accuracy of labor’s claim, a ten-year content analysis of industrial relations coverage in the Chicago Tribun…

  • Visible Past: Learning and discovering in real and virtual space and time

    Open Access•Sorin Adam Matei, C Miller et al.•ARTICLE•First Monday•2007

    Visible Past proposes a cross platform, scalable environment (Exploratorium) for collaborative social, geographic, and historical education and research. The Exploratorium will be deployed in a variety of settings, from Web to fully immersive virtual reality environments. Educational activities can be formal (classroom teaching) or informal (conducted in a museum or self–directed online learning setting). The specific goals of the Exploratorium c…

  • Union Building and Professionalism: The Chicago Teachers Union Campaign to Close the Educational “Governance Gap„

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2007•References: 8

    Since at least the mid-1980s critical voices have called for reforming public education. In 1995 the Chicago Public School system was placed under the mayor's control and a labor agreement with nearly 30,000 teachers was stripped of many essential provisions. But in 2001 a leadership change at the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) promised a new representational approach that would not only win back contract rights, but also embrace a more assertive r…

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  • Nova República: A Violência Patronal Rural Como Prática De Classe

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Angela Landim Bruno•BOOK•SociologieS•2003•Cited by: 13

    Durante a Nova República, disseminou-se junto às associações e sindicatos patronais rurais a certeza de "uma verdadeira guerra no campo" e a "inevitabilidade" da violência como única medida eficaz para conter as ações de ocupação de terras e a demanda por uma reforma agrária. O objetivo deste trabalho é mostrar, tendo como fonte o debate na grande imprensa, que a defesa e a prática da violência pelos grandes proprietários de terra e empresários r…

  • Agricultura Empresarial, Povos E Comunidades Tradicionais

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Bruno•ARTICLE•Raízes Revista de Ciências…•2017•Cited by: 9

    O objetivo deste artigo é refletir sobre os mecanismos de dominação simbólica presentes no discurso dos representantes dos grandes proprietários de terra e empresários agroindustriais quando dirigidos aos povos e comunidades tradicionais. Busco identificar a natureza de seus argumentos e perceber como as "diferenças fundamentais" (Gramsci, 1972) se exprimem na linguagem dessas elites e de seus porta-vozes. De uma perspectiva mais geral, procuro m…

  • Frente Parlamentar da Agropecuária (FPA): Campo de disputa entre ruralistas e petistas no Congresso Nacional brasileiro

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Estudos Sociedade e Agricultura•2021•Cited by: 7•References: 4

    The purpose of this paper is to ponder over dynamics within the relationships between political opponents in the Brazilian National Congress, specifically when debatingon rural development. I aim to analyse the political dispute between Ruralistas and Petistas in The Parliamentary Agricultural Front (FPA). I intend to display this feud as a broad and complex net of social, political, cultural, and symbolic relationships. Being on the opponent's g…

  • The Economic Effects of Adopting a Right-to-Work Law: Implications for Illinois

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Roland Zullo et al.•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2015•Cited by: 4•References: 15

    While considerable efforts have been made by legislators, business associations, and political organizations to pass right-to-work (RTW) laws in states across the country, the empirical evidence on the effect of adopting an RTW law on labor market outcomes and state budgets is both varied and mixed. This article provides a forecast on the effect of RTW laws on important labor market outcomes—including earnings, employment, unionization, and inequ…

  • Evidence of Bias in the Chicago Tribune Coverage of Organized Labor: A Quantitative Study from 1991 to 2001

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2009•Cited by: 4•References: 8

    Labor leaders contend newspaper coverage of unions is unjustifiably negative and is usually fixated on conflict and corruption. While this attitude is broadly shared across the union spectrum, there has been little actual objective analysis of labor news reporting to substantiate or discredit the common belief. In an attempt to assess the accuracy of labor’s claim, a ten-year content analysis of industrial relations coverage in the Chicago Tribun…

  • From Union Identity to Union Voting: An Assessment of the 1996 Election

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2000•Cited by: 4•References: 4

    An important but remarkably under analyzed labor studies subject is the relationship between union identity and union member voting behav ior. The dominant political theory in America holds that pluralism gen erates overlapping and crosscutting interests that militate against the for mation of a dominant political orientation. However, it is the thesis of this work that once subjected to intense union political education and lobby ing, workers wo…

  • Revisitando a UDR: Ação Política, Ideologia E Representação

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Bruno•ARTICLE•Revista do Instituto de Estudos…•1996•Cited by: 4

    This paper aims to expose the main aspect's of UDR's (Ruralist Democratic Union) political action and, particularly, of its classist representation and corporativism. It also shows that UDR and Caiado express clearly the mechanisms of the domination exerted by the class of the big land owners. The conservadorism of the agrarian dominant class and the retrograde autoritarism in Brazilian politics are also discussed

  • The Positive Impact of Perceived Union Support on Union Member Work Meaningfulness: Examining Mechanisms and Boundary Conditions

    Open Access•M Teresa Cardador, Brandon C Grant et al.•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2019•Cited by: 2•References: 81

    Meaningful work has been linked to consequential individual and organizational outcomes, and has, therefore, become an important topic of study. Yet there is a paucity of research examining the effect of unions on members’ work meaningfulness. In a field sample, using a time-lagged survey methodology, we examined the effect of perceived union support on members’ perceptions of work meaningfulness, and tested perceived union fulfillment of workers…

  • Not Ready to Make Nice”: The Politics of Identity and Why Union Voters Wanted a Class Champion in 2008

    Open Access•Monica Bielski Boris, Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2010•Cited by: 2•References: 38

    This article is based on a political survey of 600 members of the United Steelworkers (USW) in three battleground states (Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) and focus group interviews with USW local leadership and activist members. The focus of the research is on assessing union member perceptions of the three top candidates from the 2008 presidential primaries (Hillary Clinton, Barrack Obama, and John McCain) and how these perceptions were influen…

  • Uswa-Bargained and State-Oriented Responses to the Recurrent Steel Crisis

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2005•Cited by: 2•References: 3

    The contemporary American integrated steel industry is at the peak of its efficiency, cost-effectiveness, technological sophistication, and productivity. But performance standards aside, domestic steelmakers have become even less competitive and find themselves on the brink of collapse. This time, however, the industry's distress is not caused by poor market behavior, primarily or in even in sizeable part, but by a hostile set of United States go…

  • Se você é contra o PT, meu partido é você: Uma análise das mobilizações do patronato rural do Rio Grande do Sul

    Open Access•Felipe Ferrari Da Costa, Marcos Botton Piccin et al.•ARTICLE•Estudos Sociedade e Agricultura•2024•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    This article analyzes the construction of identities and social representations of rural patronage in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul in situations of conflict, considering such mobilizations from the 1980s onward, mainly by ensuring monopoly land ownership. We investigate the meaning attributed to categories such as combat, movement, class mobilization, unity, and confrontation of adversaries, and attempt to interpret the organization o…

  • O Processo De Construção Da Hegemonia Do Agronegócio No Brasil: Recorrências Históricas E Habitus De Classe

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•BOOK•Revista Trabalho Necessário•2022•Cited by: 1

    Este artigo reflete sobre o processo de construção da hegemonia do patronato rural e do agronegócio no Brasil nas últimas décadas. A autora argumenta que a busca por uma coesão mais ampla se baseia em diversos aspectos: a elaboração de reivindicações unificadoras; o fortalecimento dos espaços de representação de interesses; a escolha de aliados confiáveis; a construção de uma imagem positiva de si mesmo; o empenho na elaboração de uma retórica de…

  • Everyday Constructions of Culture and Class: The Case of Youngstown Steelworkers

    Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor History•1999•Cited by: 1

    (1999). Everyday Constructions of Culture and Class: The Case of Youngstown Steelworkers. Labor History: Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 143-176

  • Property Rights or Entitlements: How Esops Influence what Workers Value about Their Unions

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•1998•Cited by: 1•References: 4

  • O UDR e o processo eleitoral

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Bruno•ARTICLE•TRAVESSIA - revista do migrante•1989

    A eleição para a Presidência da República aproxima-se finalmente, mas no quadro de descontrole econômico e descrédito generalizado que vivemos, torna-se difícil fazer previsões seguras para os possíveis desdobramentos do atual momento político brasileiro. Apesar de nem a própria eleição estar garantida, algumas coisas podem ser tidas como certas: a candidatura de Ronaldo Caiado não "decolou", nem tampouco a UDR (União Democrática Ruralista) possu…

  • The 1946 Union of Electrical, Radio and Machinist Workers' strike against the Phelps-Dodge Copper Company of Elizabeth, New Jersey

    Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor History•1994

    (1994). The 1946 Union of Electrical, Radio and Machinist Workers' strike against the Phelps-Dodge Copper Company of Elizabeth, New Jersey. Labor History: Vol. 35, No. 3, pp. 345-371

  • Revisitando a UDR: Ação Política, Ideologia E Representação

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Bruno•ARTICLE•Revista do Instituto de Estudos…•1996•Cited by: 4

    This paper aims to expose the main aspect's of UDR's (Ruralist Democratic Union) political action and, particularly, of its classist representation and corporativism. It also shows that UDR and Caiado express clearly the mechanisms of the domination exerted by the class of the big land owners. The conservadorism of the agrarian dominant class and the retrograde autoritarism in Brazilian politics are also discussed

  • Property Rights or Entitlements: How Esops Influence what Workers Value about Their Unions

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•1998•Cited by: 1•References: 4

  • Everyday Constructions of Culture and Class: The Case of Youngstown Steelworkers

    Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor History•1999•Cited by: 1

    (1999). Everyday Constructions of Culture and Class: The Case of Youngstown Steelworkers. Labor History: Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 143-176

  • From Union Identity to Union Voting: An Assessment of the 1996 Election

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2000•Cited by: 4•References: 4

    An important but remarkably under analyzed labor studies subject is the relationship between union identity and union member voting behav ior. The dominant political theory in America holds that pluralism gen erates overlapping and crosscutting interests that militate against the for mation of a dominant political orientation. However, it is the thesis of this work that once subjected to intense union political education and lobby ing, workers wo…

  • Steelworker Alley: How Class Works in Youngstown

    Judith Stein, Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Industrial and Labor Relations…•2000

  • Nova República: A Violência Patronal Rural Como Prática De Classe

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Angela Landim Bruno•BOOK•SociologieS•2003•Cited by: 13

    Durante a Nova República, disseminou-se junto às associações e sindicatos patronais rurais a certeza de "uma verdadeira guerra no campo" e a "inevitabilidade" da violência como única medida eficaz para conter as ações de ocupação de terras e a demanda por uma reforma agrária. O objetivo deste trabalho é mostrar, tendo como fonte o debate na grande imprensa, que a defesa e a prática da violência pelos grandes proprietários de terra e empresários r…

  • The Democratic Promise: Saul Alinski and his Legacy, Media Process Educational Films and Chigago Video Project, 56 minutes

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2004

  • History

    Michael H Belzer, Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Industrial and Labor Relations…•2004

  • Struggling Unions, Henry Bass, 2004, Merrimack Films, 34: 36 Minutes

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2005

  • Uswa-Bargained and State-Oriented Responses to the Recurrent Steel Crisis

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2005•Cited by: 2•References: 3

    The contemporary American integrated steel industry is at the peak of its efficiency, cost-effectiveness, technological sophistication, and productivity. But performance standards aside, domestic steelmakers have become even less competitive and find themselves on the brink of collapse. This time, however, the industry's distress is not caused by poor market behavior, primarily or in even in sizeable part, but by a hostile set of United States go…

  • Visions of Belonging: Family Stories, Popular Culture and Postwar Democracy, 1940–1960

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•International Labor and…•2006

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  • Visible Past: Learning and discovering in real and virtual space and time

    Open Access•Sorin Adam Matei, C Miller et al.•ARTICLE•First Monday•2007

    Visible Past proposes a cross platform, scalable environment (Exploratorium) for collaborative social, geographic, and historical education and research. The Exploratorium will be deployed in a variety of settings, from Web to fully immersive virtual reality environments. Educational activities can be formal (classroom teaching) or informal (conducted in a museum or self–directed online learning setting). The specific goals of the Exploratorium c…

  • Union Building and Professionalism: The Chicago Teachers Union Campaign to Close the Educational “Governance Gap„

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2007•References: 8

    Since at least the mid-1980s critical voices have called for reforming public education. In 1995 the Chicago Public School system was placed under the mayor's control and a labor agreement with nearly 30,000 teachers was stripped of many essential provisions. But in 2001 a leadership change at the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) promised a new representational approach that would not only win back contract rights, but also embrace a more assertive r…

  • Evidence of Bias in the Chicago Tribune Coverage of Organized Labor: A Quantitative Study from 1991 to 2001

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2009•Cited by: 4•References: 8

    Labor leaders contend newspaper coverage of unions is unjustifiably negative and is usually fixated on conflict and corruption. While this attitude is broadly shared across the union spectrum, there has been little actual objective analysis of labor news reporting to substantiate or discredit the common belief. In an attempt to assess the accuracy of labor’s claim, a ten-year content analysis of industrial relations coverage in the Chicago Tribun…

  • Making Class Visible

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2010

  • Unions, the Working Class, and Politics

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2010

  • Not Ready to Make Nice”: The Politics of Identity and Why Union Voters Wanted a Class Champion in 2008

    Open Access•Monica Bielski Boris, Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2010•Cited by: 2•References: 38

    This article is based on a political survey of 600 members of the United Steelworkers (USW) in three battleground states (Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) and focus group interviews with USW local leadership and activist members. The focus of the research is on assessing union member perceptions of the three top candidates from the 2008 presidential primaries (Hillary Clinton, Barrack Obama, and John McCain) and how these perceptions were influen…

  • New Models of Worker Representation

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2015

  • The Economic Effects of Adopting a Right-to-Work Law: Implications for Illinois

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Roland Zullo et al.•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2015•Cited by: 4•References: 15

    While considerable efforts have been made by legislators, business associations, and political organizations to pass right-to-work (RTW) laws in states across the country, the empirical evidence on the effect of adopting an RTW law on labor market outcomes and state budgets is both varied and mixed. This article provides a forecast on the effect of RTW laws on important labor market outcomes—including earnings, employment, unionization, and inequ…

  • Teachers Unions at a Fork in the Road: Strike for America: Chicago Teachers against Austerity and How to Jump-Start Your Union: Lessons from the Chicago Teachers

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•New Labor Forum•2015

  • Labor Debates: Assessing the Fight for Fifteen Movement from Chicago

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2017

  • Introduction: Organized Labor, the Working Class, and the 2016 Presidential Election

    Open Access•Robert Bruno•ARTICLE•Labor Studies Journal•2017

  • Agricultura Empresarial, Povos E Comunidades Tradicionais

    Open Access•Robert Bruno, Regina Bruno•ARTICLE•Raízes Revista de Ciências…•2017•Cited by: 9

    O objetivo deste artigo é refletir sobre os mecanismos de dominação simbólica presentes no discurso dos representantes dos grandes proprietários de terra e empresários agroindustriais quando dirigidos aos povos e comunidades tradicionais. Busco identificar a natureza de seus argumentos e perceber como as "diferenças fundamentais" (Gramsci, 1972) se exprimem na linguagem dessas elites e de seus porta-vozes. De uma perspectiva mais geral, procuro m…

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