Includes bibliographical references (p. [301]-356) and index.
Where are the organized women workers? -- Organizing the
unorganizable: three Jewish women and their union -- Problems of
coalition building: women and trade unions in the 1920s -- Rose
Schneiderman and the limits of women's trade unionism -- Stratifying
by sex: notes on the history of working women -- Independence and
virtue in the lives of wage-earning women in the United States,
1870-1930 -- A new agenda for American labor history: a gendered
analysis and the question of class -- Treating the male as "other":
redefining the parameters of labor history -- Reconfiguring the
private in the context of the public -- The just price, the free
market, and the value of women -- The debate over equity for women in
the workplace: recognizing differences -- Gendered interventions:
exploring the historical roots of U.S. social policy -- The paradox
of motherhood: night-work restrictions in the United States --
Measures for masculinity: the American labor movement and
welfare-state policy during the Great Depression -- In pursuit of
economic citizenship -- Reframing the history of women's wage labor:
challenges of a global perspective -- History is public or nothing:
learning how to keep illusions in our future.
Hidden aspects of women's work
(edited by Christine Bose, Roslyn Feldberg, and Natalie Sokoloff; with the Women and Work Research Group; ISBN: 0275924157;
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