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  • Labor: Studies in Working-Class History of the Americas

    Academic Editor(s): Leon Fink
    Current Volume: 8
    Frequency: Quarterly
    ISSN: 1547-6715
    e-ISSN: 1558-1454
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  • Editorial Office:
    Department of History (MC 198)
    University of Illinois at Chicago
    913 University Hall
    601 S. Morgan St.
    Chicago, IL 60607
    312-413-9358
    312-996-6377 (fax)
    labor@uic.edu

    Editor:
    Leon Fink, University of Illinois at Chicago

    Reviews Editor:
    Cindy Hahamovitch, College of William and Mary

    Associate Editors:
    Eric Arnesen, University of Illinois at Chicago
    Joshua Brown, City University of New York
    Jim Daniels, Carnegie Mellon University
    John French, Duke University
    Jennifer Luff, University of California, Los Angeles
    Joan Sangster, Trent University

    Editorial Coordinator:
    Thomas E. Alter II

    Editorial Committee:
    Julie Greene
    Nelson Lichtenstein
    Joseph McCartin
    Scott Nelson
    Jocelyn Olcott
    Shelton Stromquist

    Contributing Editors:
    James R. Barrett
    Daniel Bender
    Eileen Boris
    Chris Boyer
    Patricia Cooper
    Jefferson Cowie
    Thomas Dublin
    Melvyn Dubofsky
    Elizabeth Faue
    William Forbath
    Dana Frank
    Lawrence Glickman
    Thavolia Glymph
    Laurie Green
    James Gregory
    Tobias Higbie
    Michael Honey
    Roger Horowitz
    Elizabeth Q. Hutchison
    Franca Iacovetta
    Michele Johnson
    Jacqueline Jones
    William Jones
    Michael Kazin
    Brian Kelly
    Kevin Kenny
    Alice Kessler-Harris
    Mark Leier
    Alex Lichtenstein
    Nancy MacLean
    Colleen O’Neill
    Gunther Peck
    Kim Phillips-Fein
    Bianca Premo
    Lara Putnam
    Richard Schneirov
    Michael Snodgrass
    Judith Stein
    Steve Striffler
    Zaragosa Vargas
    Peter Way
    Francile Rusan Wilson

    Abstractors and Indexers:

    Indexed/abstracted in the following: Alternative Press Index, America: History and Life, Current Abstracts, Historical Abstracts, SocINDEX, Sociological Abstracts.

  • Labor encourages authors to submit manuscripts electronically. Include the article's title but not the author's name or institution; provide the latter information, as well as a telephone number, in the cover e-mail. Please also confirm that the manuscript has not been submitted elsewhere and will not be before a decision on publication has been made by the editor of Labor.

    Direct editorial correspondence and manuscripts for submission to Professor Leon Fink, Department of History (MC 198), University of Illinois at Chicago, 913 University Hall, 601 S. Morgan St., Chicago, IL 60607; phone: 312-413-9358; fax: 312-996-6377; e-mail: labor@uic.edu.

    Direct editorial correspondence and manuscripts for book reviews to Professor Cindy Hahamovitch, Department of History, College of William and Mary, PO Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795; e-mail: laborreviews@wm.edu.

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  • Closing Dates

    Spring 2011 (8:1) - Closes 01/28/04
    (8:2) - Closes 01/28/04
    Fall 2011 (8:3) - Closes 01/28/04
    Winter 2011 (8:4) - Closes 01/28/04
    Spring 2012 (9:1) - Closes 01/05/12
    Summer 2012 (9:2) - Closes 03/15/12
    Fall 2012 (9:3) - Closes 07/01/12
    Winter 2012 (9:4) - Closes 10/05/12
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  • Description

    The official journal for the Labor and Working-Class History Association (LAWCHA). A subscription to Labor is available through membership in LAWCHA.

    The labor question—who will do the work and under what economic and political terms?—beckons today with renewed global urgency.

    As a site for both historical research and commentary, Labor hopes to provide a scaffolding for understanding the roots of our current dilemmas. Although the tradition from which the journal derives its energy has focused primarily on social movements and institutions based on industrial labor, Labor intends to give equal attention to other labor systems and social contexts (agricultural work, slavery, unpaid and domestic labor, informal sector, the professions, etc.). Its focus begins on the US experience but extends to developments across the “American” hemisphere and to other transnational comparisons that shed light on the American experience.

    The journal is endorsed by SPARC (the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition), an initiative of the Association of Research Libraries.

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