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The official journal for the Labor and Working-Class History Association (LAWCHA). The labor question—who will do the work and under what economic and political terms?—beckons today with renewed global urgency. Labor hopes to provide a scaffolding for understanding the roots of our current dilemmas.While engaging social movements and institutions based on industrial work, Labor gives equal attention to critical labor systems and social contexts across the "American hemisphere".
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Volume 14, Number 2, May 2017Editorial Board
Editor
Leon Fink
Book Review Editor
Cindy Hahamovitch
Associate Editors
Up for Debate:
Eric Arnesen
Arts and Media:
Richard Wells
The Common Verse:
Jim Daniels
LaborOnline:
Rosemary Feurer
Contemporary Affairs:
Tobias Higbie
Canada:
Joan Sangster
Latin America / Caribbean:
Michael Snodgrass
Africa:
Eric Allina
South Asia:
Ravi Ahuja
Australia:
Marilyn Lake
Europe:
Stefan Berger
Editorial Coordinators
Jeff Schuhrke
Editorial Committee
Matt Garcia
Julie Greene
William Jones
Nelson Lichtenstein
Nancy MacLean
Joseph McCartin
Online Editors
Clarence Lang
Mark Lause
Chad Pearson
Lane Windham
Contributing Editors
James Barrett
Eileen Boris
Kevin Boyle
Robert Bussel
Jefferson Cowie
Elizabeth Faue
Alvin Finkel
Elizabeth Fones-Wolf
Miriam Frank
Joshua Freeman
John French
Erik Gellman
Lawrence Glickman
Jeffrey Gould
James Gregory
Sonia Hernandez
Aldo Lauria-Santiago
Bruce Laurie
Alex Lichtenstein
Jana Lipman
Kelly Lytle Hernandez
Vanessa May
Elizabeth McKillen
Scott Nelson
Christopher Phelps
Lara Putnam
Marcus Rediker
Seth Rockman
Jarod Roll
Reuel Schiller
Richard Schneirov
Elizabeth Tandy Shermer
Stacey Smith
Steve Striffler
Shelton Stromquist
Heather Ann Thompson
Christopher Tomlins
Jean-Christian Vinel
Andrew Zimmerman
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