Series Labor and Social Change

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Editors: Paula Rayman and Carmen SirianniIncludes books on workplace issues like worker participation, quality of work life, shorter hours, technological change, and productivity, as well as union and community organizing and ethnographies of particular occupations.-from the Temple University Press series pageLT is missing:Liberalism at work : the rise and fall of OSHA by Charles Noble (1986)Digging our own graves : coal miners and the struggle over black lung disease by Barbara Ellen Smith (1987)Work on the waterfront : worker power and technological change in a west coast port by William Finlay (1988)Worktime and industrialization : an international history edited by Gary Cross (1988)Reducing workweeks to prevent layoffs : the economic and social impacts of unemployment insurance-supported work sharing by Fred Best (1988) Education for struggle : the American labor colleges of the 1920s and 1930s by Richard J. Altenbaugh (1990)Working time in transition : the political economy of working hours in industrial nations edited by Karl Hinrichs, William Roche, and Carmen Sirianni (1991)Professions and the state : expertise and autonomy in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe edited by Anthony Jones (1991)Beyond employment : time, work, and the informal economy by Claus Offe and Rolf G. Heinze (1992)Technological change and co-determination in Sweden by Åke Sandberg (1992)The Challenge of restructuring : North American labor movements respond edited by Jane Jenson and Rianne Mahon (1993)The origins of southern sharecropping by Edward Royce (1993)Pedal to the metal : the work lives of truckers by Lawrence J. Ouellet (1994)Organizing in hard times : labor and neighborhoods in Hartford by Louise B. Simmons (1994)Broken promise : the subversion of U.S. labor relations policy, 1947-1994 by James A. Gross (1995) (English, Unclassified)