The making of American exceptionalism the Knights of Labor and class formation in the nineteenth century Kim Voss.
Detalles de publicación: Ithaca Cornell University Press 1993.Descripción: xv, 290 p. 24 cmISBN:- 0801428823 (acid-free paper)
- 0801481198 (acid-free paper : pbk.)
- Knights of Labor -- History
- Working class -- United States -- History -- 19th century
- Labor movement -- New Jersey -- History -- 19th century
- Trade unions -- New Jersey -- History -- 19th century
- Labor movement -- United States -- History -- 19th century
- Trade unions -- United States -- History -- 19th century
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- HD8055.K7 V67 1993
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Why has the labor movement in the United States been so weak and politically conservative in comparison to movements in Western Europe? Kim Voss rejects traditional interpretations--theories of ?American exceptionalism?--which attribute this distinctiveness to inherent characteristics of American society. On the contrary, she demonstrates, the American labor movement had much in common with its English and French counterparts for most of the nineteenth century. Only with the collapse of the Knights of Labor, the largest American labor organization of the century, did the U.S. movement take a different path.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 261-281) and index.
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- Preface(p. xi)
- Introduction Working-Class Formation and the Knights of Labor(p. 1)
- Part I The American Labor Movement and Less-Skilled Workers in Comparative Focus(p. 19)
- Chapter 1 The First Moment of Working-Class Formation: The Journeymen's Revolt(p. 21)
- Chapter 2 Skilled and Less-Skilled Work, 1830-1880(p. 46)
- Chapter 3 The Second Moment of Working-Class Formation: The Knights of Labor(p. 72)
- Part II An Exploration of Solidarity in the New Jersey Knights of Labor(p. 103)
- Chapter 4 Industry and Labor in Nineteenth-Century New Jersey(p. 105)
- Chapter 5 The Foundations of Solidarity(p. 136)
- Chapter 6 Organizing Together, Organizing Apart(p. 174)
- Chapter 7 The Decline of Solidarity(p. 185)
- Part III Conclusion(p. 229)
- Chapter 8 Toward a Reinterpretation of the American Labor Movement(p. 231)
- Appendix: 1 Communities(p. 251)
- Appendix: 2 Industry Classification(p. 254)
- Appendix: 3 Event-History Analysis(p. 256)
- Bibliography(p. 261)
- Index(p. 283)