Labour/Le Travail

Contents of Labour/Le Travail 31:

Editor's Note/Note de directeur
Contributors/Collaborateurs

"Farm Households and Wage Labour in the Northeastern Maritimes in the Early 19th Century": Rusty Bittermann
"Defending "The Art Preservative": Class and Gender Relations in the Printing Trades Union, 1850-1914": Christina Burr
"From Subordinate Partners to Dependent Employees: State Regulation of Public School Teachers in Nineteenth-Century British Columbia": Terry Wotherspoon
"Women and Income Security in the Post-War Period: The Case of Unemployment Insurance, 1945-1962": Ann Porter
"The Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN), the Idea of Independence, and the Sovereigntist Movement, 1960-1980": Ralph Peter Güntzel

Master and Servant in England and the Empire: A Comparative Study: Douglas Hay and Paul Craven
Transitions et précarité de l'emploi: Guy Fréchet

Government Internment Policy, 1939-1945: John Stanton
"The American Blindspot": Reconstruction According to Eric Foner and W.E.B. Dubois: Noel Ignatiev

With Our Own Hands: Margaret Fairley and the "Real Makers" of Canada

David Kimmel and Gregory S. Kealey

Who Is Listening? Teaching Labour History to People Who Don't Want To Learn It: Karen Dubinsky
Teaching Labour History: David Frank
H.C. Pentland and Continuing Education at the University of Manitoba: Teaching Labour History to Trade Unionists: Gerald Friesen

Building the History of Working-Class America: Betsy Blackmar
"Fort Frick" and the Amalgamated: The Homestead Lockout of 1892 in Historical Perspective: John N. Ingham
A Property-Owning Democracy? Home Ownership and the Working Class in Canada: Sean Purdy
Ukrainian Canadians, 100 Years Later: Myron Momryk