Making American industry safe for democracy :
Haydu Jeffrey
Making American industry safe for democracy : comparative perspectives on the state and employee representation in the era of World War I / Jeffrey Haydu. - Urbana : University of Illinois Press, 1997. - 261 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [231]-252) and index.
Introduction: How Many American Exceptionalisms? -- Pt. 1. Corporatism, Collective Bargaining, and Company Unionism: The United States in Cross-National Perspective -- Introduction: Industrial Democracies. 1. Political Stability and Industrial Relations Reform in Germany and Britain. 2. Reforming Open Shops in the United States -- Pt. 2. Internal Contrasts -- Introduction: The Logic of U.S. Case Studies. 3. Corporatism, Voluntarism, and Collective Bargaining in Railroad Shops. 4. State Policy and Union Authority in Bay Area Shipbuilding. 5. Freeing Shop Committees from "Partisan Prejudices" in Great Lakes Shipyards -- Conclusion: Employee Representation and Restabilization.
0252022890 0252066286
Labor unions--History--United States--20th century
Strikes and lockouts--History--United States--20th century
Industrial relations--History--United States--20th century
Labor policy--History--United States--20th century
Industrial policy--History--United States--20th century
World War 19141918--United States
Reconstruction 19141939--United States
United States--Social conditions--19181932
HD6508
331.88/0973/09041
Making American industry safe for democracy : comparative perspectives on the state and employee representation in the era of World War I / Jeffrey Haydu. - Urbana : University of Illinois Press, 1997. - 261 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [231]-252) and index.
Introduction: How Many American Exceptionalisms? -- Pt. 1. Corporatism, Collective Bargaining, and Company Unionism: The United States in Cross-National Perspective -- Introduction: Industrial Democracies. 1. Political Stability and Industrial Relations Reform in Germany and Britain. 2. Reforming Open Shops in the United States -- Pt. 2. Internal Contrasts -- Introduction: The Logic of U.S. Case Studies. 3. Corporatism, Voluntarism, and Collective Bargaining in Railroad Shops. 4. State Policy and Union Authority in Bay Area Shipbuilding. 5. Freeing Shop Committees from "Partisan Prejudices" in Great Lakes Shipyards -- Conclusion: Employee Representation and Restabilization.
0252022890 0252066286
Labor unions--History--United States--20th century
Strikes and lockouts--History--United States--20th century
Industrial relations--History--United States--20th century
Labor policy--History--United States--20th century
Industrial policy--History--United States--20th century
World War 19141918--United States
Reconstruction 19141939--United States
United States--Social conditions--19181932
HD6508
331.88/0973/09041