- Part I. Institutional Setting and General Development
- I. The Institutional Setting
- II. General Developments and Problems of Unions before 1928
- Part II. Development of Unions by Trade and Industry before 1932
- III. Printing and Building Trades
- IV. Railroad Workers and Longshoremen
- V. Coal Miners and Textile Workers
- VI. Agricultural and Lumber Workers
- VII. Revolt of the Textile Workers
- VIII. The 1930 AFL Organizing Campaign
- Part III. The Depression and the New Deal
- IX. Coal Mining
- X. Communists, Socialists, and Sharecroppers
- XI. Textile and Clothing Workers
- XII. Growth of CIO Unions
- XIII. Growth of AFL Unions
- Part IV. War and Postwar Development
- XIV. World War II
- XV. Operation Dixie
- XVI. Organizing Experiences after Operation Dixie
- XVII. Paper, Coal, and Agricultural Workers
- Part V. Union Growth in the South: Status, Causes, and Prospects
- XVIII. Quantitative Aspects of Union Membership in the South
- XIX. Factors Influencing Union Growth in the South
- XX. Industrial Development and the Law
- XXI. The Unions and the Workers
- XXII. The Future of Unions in the South
- Notes
- Index
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Labor in the South
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$52.50 • £45.95 • €47.95
ISBN 9780674507005
Publication Date: 01/01/1967