| A Steelworker Speaks |
9 |
| Terkel, Studs |
| No Pride in this Dust |
21 |
| Kremen, Bennett |
| Young Women who Work |
29 |
| Wolfgang, Myra |
| Steel: Changing Workplace |
37 |
| Hill, Joseph |
| A Steelworkers' Local in New England |
47 |
| Brooks, Thomas R. |
| The Tradition Reutherism |
53 |
| Sexton, Brendan |
| Torn Apart and Driven Together: Portrait of a Uaw Local in Chicago |
61 |
| Rosenberg, Bernard |
| Workers, Black and White, In Mississippi |
70 |
| Watters, Pat |
| The White Worker in the South |
78 |
| Filiatreau, John |
| The Case of the Ilgwu |
83 |
| Rabinowitz, Dorothy |
| Silent in the Supermarket |
91 |
| Kriegel, Leonard |
| The Sad Legacy Of John L. Lewis |
99 |
| Goodman, Walter |
| Organizing Neighborhoods: Gary and Newark |
107 |
| Krickus, Richard J. |
| Blue Collars in Cicero |
118 |
| Epstein, Joseph |
| Breakdown in Newark |
128 |
| Brooks, Thomas R. |
| Detroit: Black City, Black Unions? |
138 |
| Widick, B. J. |
| Old Working Class, New Working Class |
146 |
| Harrington, Michael |
| Labor in the Post-Industrial Society |
163 |
| Bell, Daniel |
| White Workers/Blue Mood |
190 |
| Tyler, Gus |
| From Steam Whistles to Coffee Breaks |
197 |
| Gordon, David M. |
| Apathy and Other Axioms: Expelling the Union Dissenter from History |
211 |
| Benson, H. W. |
| Liberal Intelligentsia and White Backlash |
225 |
| Hamilton, Richard F. |
| Women Who Work in Factories |
233 |
| Agassi, Judith Buber |
| The Tensions of Work |
240 |
| Barbash, Jack |
| Last Chance for Desegregation |
249 |
| Margolis, Richard J. |
| The White Collar on yhe Ex-Blue Collar is a Cool Collar |
257 |
| Carliner, Lewis |
| Sweet and Sour Notes: on Workers and Intellectuals |
264 |
| Howe, Irving |
| The New Ethnicity & Blue Collars |
270 |
| Greeley, Andrew |
| How Important is Social Class? |
278 |
| Wrong, Dennis H. |
| The Life of White Ethnics |
286 |
| Levine, Irving M. & Herman, Judith |
| Black Workers & The Unions |
295 |
| Marshall, Ray |
| Among Our Contributors |
303 |
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