The Rise of the National Trade Union: The Development and Significance of Its Structure, Governing Institutions, and Economic Policies, Second Edition
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The national trade union is the dominant institution in the American labor movement. In this book the author analyzes its emergence and development in the latter half of the nineteenth and early part of the twentieth centuries. It was during this period that the labor union as a nationwide organization achieved dominance over other labor institutions. The author discusses first the historical factors affecting trade union development. The body of the book covers the various stages in the evolution of union membership, organization, and government. An integral part of these chapters is a comparison of the national union movement in America and in Great Britain. The book concludes with a presentation of the interrelationships of the unions, and with a discussion of their relations with employers.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:0674772806
ISBN13:9780674772809
Release Date:January 1955
Publisher:Harvard University Press
Length:639 Pages
Weight:2.77 lbs.
Dimensions:1.6" x 6.8" x 9.6"
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