Author: Chapman, Herrick; Kesselman, Mark; & Schain, Martin A.; editors:
Title: A Century of Organized Labor in France: A Union Movement for the Twenty-First Century?
Description: Houndmills [UK], Macmillan, (1998). orig.boards. 22x14cm, xi,260 pp. Minor rubbing. VG. dustwrapper. ¶ Contains 14 papers. Includes: H. Chapman; et al: "Introduction: The Exceptional Trajectory of the French Labor Movement"; R. Mouriaux " Strategies & Events: The 'Form' of the CGT from 1936 to 1968"; A. Daley " Reconceptualizing the Relationship between Unions & Politics in France"; J.Magniadas "The Restructuring of Capital & Employment"; M. Kesselman " Technology & the Labor Movement: Constraint or Opportunity for the CGT?"; M.A. Schain "Immigration & Trade Unions in France: A Problem & an Opportunity"; G. Groux "Trade Unions & the Diversification of Class Structure: Technical Culture & the Criticism of Power"; B. H. Moss "The French Strike & Social Divide: The End of Consensus Politics?"; L.L. Frader "Women & French Unions: Historical Perspectives on the Current Crisis of Representation"; R. Cayrol "One Century Later: Unions in French Public Opinion: Representations, Images & Expectations"; W.R. Smith "Labor,Power & the State in France: Lessons of Industrial Restructuring"; C. Howell "Virtual Trade Uniuonism in France: A Commentary on the Question of Unions, Public Opinion & the State"; G. Ross "The CGT's Internationalism: What Europe, What World?"; J.-P. Page "The New International Trade Unionism".

Keywords: French Labor History, France, Trade Union Unions, Unionism Movement, CGT Confederation, Generale du Travail, Labour Economics, Politics Political, Organized