Titlebook: American Labor‘s Global Ambassadors; The International Hi Robert Anthony Waters,Geert Goethem Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of N

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From Dollars to Deeds: Exploring the Sources of Active Interventionism, 1934–1945to achieve their objectives in this way, realizing that taking a purely national approach would not prove successful. Or they offered their services to the government for the sake of immediate or future benefits (or hoped-for benefits), a kind of bargain. Or unions or union leaders sought to strengt

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The American Federation of Labor’s Cold War Campaign against “Slave Labor” at the United Nations., in which the labor organization outlined its case against forced labor in the Soviet GULAGs. The authors presented their argument in dramatic red and black inks, accompanied by stark black-and-white sketches of Soviet prison life, artfully “decorated” by blood-red barbed wire. Two-thirds of each

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Marred by Dissimulation: The AFL-CIO, the Women’s Committee, and Transnational Labor Relationswas founded in 1957, representation from the AFL-CIO, the largest and wealthiest affiliate of the ICFTU, was a conspicuous absence. Nor was there a US representative on one of the several International Trade Secretariats belonging to the committee. By 1964, the Women’s Committee, as it was coined, f

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Reforming Latin American Labor: The AFL-CIO and Latin America’s Cold Waral representative that year, Romualdi sought to foster an ideology of liberal labor internationalism that called for the right of workers to organize and bargain collectively for labor independence from the state, and for the defense of private property rights. An Italian immigrant who had fled Muss

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