The Hammer: Power Inequality And Struggle For Soul Of Labor Hamilton Nolan Da Capo Press Inc Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Science Humanity

A Timely In-Depth And Vital Exploration Of The American Labor Movement Its Critical Place In Our Society Politics From Acclaimed Reporter Hamilton Nolan Inequality Is America\ S Biggest Problem Unions Are Single Strongest Tool That Working People Have To Fix It Organized Has Been Decline For Decades Yet Sits Today At Moment Enormous Opportunity Wake Pandemic Highly Visible Wave Strikes New Organizing Campaigns Driven Popularity Historic Highs Simmering Battle Inside Over How Tap Into Revolutionary Potential-Or Allow Be Squandered-Will Determine Economic Social Course Life Years Come Chapters Span Country Shows Readers Actual Places Where Labour Meld He Highlights Can Does Wield Power Effectively: Union Dominates Las Vegas Trying Scale Nationally Successful Decades-Long Campaign Organize California\ Child Care Workers Human Face Surprising Strike Factory Preserve Their Pathway Middle Class Throughout Follows Sara Nelson Fiery Charismatic Head Flight Attendants\ As She Struggles With (And Whether) Assert Herself National Leader Try What Broken Hammer Draws Line Forgotten Workplaces Rural West Virginia Washington\ Halls Solidarity Utterly Transform Politics-If First Itself Journalist More Than Decade Helped Unionize His Own Industry Urgent On-The-Ground Excavation Past Present Future Σελίδες: 272 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1008 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm