Ruth Milkman is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Institute of Industrial Relations at UCLA
List of Abbreviations
vii
Introduction
1
(16)
RUTH MILKMAN AND KIM VOSS
1. Changing to Organize: A National Assessment of Union Strategies
17
(45)
KATE BRONFENBRENNER AND ROBERT HICKEY
2. Union Democracy and Successful Campaigns: The Dynamics of Staff Authority and Worker Participation in an Organizing Union
62
(26)
TERESA SHARPE
3. Workers against Unions: Union Organizing and Anti-Union Countermobilizations
88
(26)
ROBERT A. PENNEY
4. Overcoming Legacies of Business Unionism: Why Grassroots Organizing Tactics Succeed
114
(19)
STEVEN H. LOPEZ
5. "Justice for Janitors," Not "Compensation for Custodians": The Political Context and Organizing in San Jose and Sacramento
133
(17)
PRESTON RUDY
6. Against the Tide: Projects and Pathways of the New Generation of Union Leaders, 1984-2001
150
(45)
MARSHALL GANZ, KIM VOSS, TERESA SHARPE, CARL SOMERS, AND GEORGE STRAUSS
7. Sticking It Out or Packing It In? Organizer Retention in the New Labor Movement
195
(30)
DAISY ROOKS
8. "Outsiders" Inside the Labor Movement: An Examination of Youth Involvement in the 1996 Union Summer Program
225
(26)
LESLIE BUNNAGE AND JUDITH STEPAN-NORRIS
9. Unionism in California and the United States: Using Representation Elections to Evaluate Its Impact on Business Establishments
251
(20)
JOHN DINARDO AND DAVID S. LEE
Notes
271
(10)
References
281
(13)
Contributors
294
(3)
Index
297
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