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Crusader in the Cold War: A Biography of Fr. John F. Cronin, S.S
Crusader in the Cold War: A Biography of Fr. John F. Cronin, S.S. (1908-1994). By John T. Donovan. (New York and other cities: Peter Lang, c. 2005....
Journal of Southern History, 08/01/07 by Joshua B. Freeman · More from publication -
Red New York - communism
On the panorama of the twentieth century, occasionally a red glow emanated from a city electrified by the culture of the left: red Vienna of the...
Monthly Review, 07/01/02 by Joshua B. Freeman · More from publication -
Working-Class Heroes.(September 11th terrosist attacks reveal New York's working class)(Brief Article)
The September 11 attack on the World Trade Center led journalists and image-makers to rediscover New York's working class. In an extraordinary...
Nation, The, 11/12/01 by FREEMAN, JOSHUA B. · More from publication -
Blue Cross goes green.(privatization)
There is a growing movement in the country to privatize nonprofit health providers. For example, four for-profit companies have been established by...
Nation, The, 04/22/96 by Freeman, Joshua B. · More from publication -
Forging American Communism: The Life of William Z. Foster. (book reviews)
By Edward P. Johanningsmeier. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1994. 433 pp. ISBN 0-691-03331-5, $29.95. For over a half-century,...
Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 10/01/95 by Freeman, Joshua B. · More from publication -
The Assassination of New York. (book reviews)
We Own New York At the close of one of New York City's more dreary mayoral elections comes a call to arms from Robert Fitch that revives...
Nation, The, 11/22/93 by Freeman, Joshua B. · More from publication -
John L. Lewis: Labor Leader. (book reviews)
John L. Lewis: Labor Leader Robert H. Zieger's life of John L. Lewis is a fine addition to the small corpus of modern scholarly biographies of...
Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 04/01/89 by Freeman, Joshua B. · More from publication -
Gender at work: the dynamics of job segregation by sex during World War II. (book reviews)
GENDER AT WORK The subordination of women in the labor market has rested historically on two pillars: wage discrimination (paying women less for...
Nation, The, 04/25/87 by Freeman, Joshua B. · More from publication -
Barons of labor: the San Francisco building trades and union power in the progressive era. (book reviews)
BARONS OF LABOR During the first two decades ofthis century, San Francisco had the strongest labor movement in the United States. At its...
Nation, The, 04/25/87 by Freeman, Joshua B. · More from publication
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