Industrial Relations in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1900-1918

Archaeology · Bay · Geography · Regional science · American Environmental and Regional History

• Workplace Governance, Class Formation, and the New Institutionalism

  Jeffrey Haydu•Mobilization An International…•1998

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• Law, Rights, and Local Labor Politics in California, 1901–1911

  Open Access•Thomas Clark, Thomas R Clark•Studies in American Political…•1997

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• Consumer Citizenship and Cross‐Class Activism

  Open Access•Jeffrey Haydu•Sociological Forum•2014

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• Reversals of fortune

  Open Access•Jeffrey Haydu•Theory and Society•2010

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• Workers and Dissent in the Redwood Empire

  William G Robbins, Daniel Cornford et al.•Technology and Culture•1988

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• Capital and Labor in Los Angeles

  William B Friedricks•Pacific Historical Review•1990

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• Let the Women Get Their Wages as Men Do

  Rebecca J Mead, Rebecca Mead•Pacific Historical Review•1998

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• The California progressives

  Mary Ann Mason Burki•Labor History•1976

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• The progressives and the working class vote in California

  John L Shover•Labor History•1969

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• Employment Duration and Industrial Labor Mobility in the United States, 1880-1980

  Open Access•Sanford M Jacoby, Sunil Sharma•The Journal of Economic History•1992

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• Management's Crisis of Confidence and the Origin of the National Industrial Conference Board, 1914–1916

  Open Access•H M Gitelman•The Business History Review•1984

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• Business Citizenship at Work

  Jeffrey Haydu•American Journal of Sociology•2002

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• Workers and Dissent in the Redwood Empire

  Michael Kazin, Daniel Cornford et al.•The American Historical Review•1989

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