Labour/Le Travail

Contents of Labour/Le Travail 24:

Editor's Note/Note de Directeur
Contributors/Collaborateurs

"'In Search of the Unbound Prometheia': A Comparative View of Women's Activism in Two Québec Industries, 1869-1908": Jacques Ferland
"Itinéraires professionnels masculins et féminins en milieu bancaire: Le cas de la Banque d'Hochelaga, 1900-1929": Michèle Dagenais
"Separate Spheres: The Organization of Work in a Confectionery Factory: Ganong Bros., St. Stephen, New Brunswick": Margaret E. McCallum
"Le recul du travail des enfants au Québec entre 1940 et 1960: une explication des conflits entre les familles pauvres et l'État providence": Dominique Jean
"Feminism, Class Consciousness and Household-Work Linkages Among Registered Nurses in Victoria": William K. Carroll and Rennie Warburton

Times Were Hard: The Pattern of Women's Paid Labour in St. John's Between the Two World Wars: Nancy M. Forestell
Farm Women: Some Contemporary Themes: Barbara J. Cooper
Using the Privacy Act as a Research Tool: Larry Hannant

The Character and Circumstance of Canada's Industrialization: Chad Gaffield
Communists, Gangsters, and Canadian Sailors: Craig Heron
The Hungarian Revolution of 1956: Martin Glaberman
The American Way of Seeing Class: Bryan D. Palmer
The Retrieval of Labour History in the United States: A Review of two recent films on the class war in the West Virginia coal fields: Errol Black and Joe Dolecki