2005 Vol14#1

From the Editorial Team

DOI: 10.1080/10957960590914799

The Geography of Defeat

Steele, James

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Wal-Mart: A Template for Twenty-First Century Capitalism?

By Nelson Lichtenstein

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LIFE INSIDE AMERICA'S LARGEST DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILY

By Ellen Israel Rosen

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Patriarchy at the Check-Out Counter

By Brad Seligman

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God Goes Corporate

Kintz, Linda

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Saving the Right to Organize: Substituting the Thirteenth Amendment for the Wagner Act

Dudzic, Mark

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Collective Bargaining is the Priority: Larry Cohen Replies to Mark Dudzic

By Larry Cohen

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The Thirteenth Amendment is no Magic Bullet; Joshua Freeman Replies to Mark Dudzic

By Joshua B. Freeman

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Mark Dudzic Replies

By Mark Dudzic

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Interview with John Wilhelm

By Kent Wong

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Keeping Living Wages Alive

Luce, Stephanie

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Corporate America’s Favorite Export: How Should Labor Respond to Outsourcing

Lee, Thea

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Skirting the Facts on China: Barbara Shailor Responds to Kent Wong

By Barbara Shailor

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Kent Wong Replies: China Remains the Exception

By Kent Wong

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Bad Connections: How Labor Fails to Communicate

By Matt Witt

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A Comic Celebrations

Buhle, Paul

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A Populist Frankenstein. What’s the Matter with Kansas? How Conservatives Won the Heart of America, by Thomas Frank

O’Connor, Alice

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