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Riot

Mary Casanova

1996

The Correspondence of Mother Jones

Edward M. Steel, Mary "Mother" Jones

1985

The labor wars: from the Molly Maguires to the sitdowns

Sidney Lens

1973

The Workers' Revolt in Canada, 1917-1925 (Heritage)

Craig Heron

1998

Over and under

Todd Tucker

2008

Dispute Resolution

Stephen B. Goldberg

1985

Labor movement in the United States

Friedrich A. Sorge

1977

South Wales and the rising of 1839

Ivor Wilks

1984

East Side Story (Stories of the States)

Bonnie Bader

1993

Uprising

Margaret Peterson Haddix

2007

The law of industrial action and trade union recognition

Bowers, John

2011

Sunset whispers

Cherie Bennett

1992

United they stood

Roger Seifert, Tom Sibley

2006

Germinal

Émile Zola

1885 ★ 4.2

ADR in the workplace

Richard A. Bales, Laura J. Cooper, Dennis R. Nolan

2005

Archive 17

Sam Eastland

2012

Conflict and coal

Kevin Hince

1982

Industrial conflict

Arthur William Kornhauser

1954

Ernest Gallaudet Draper papers

P. T. W. Baxter, Uri Almagor

1978

The common law of the workplace

St. Antoine, Theodore J.

2005

The strains of economic growth

David L. Lindauer, Hy-Sop Lim, Ezra F. Vogel et al.

1997

Beyond the walls of conflict

David S. Weiss

1996

Mother Jones speaks

Mary "Mother" Jones

1983

Conflict and order

Morgan, Jane.

1987

Report on avoiding delay and multiple proceedings in the adjudication of workplace disputes

Ontario Law Reform Commission.

1995

Alternative dispute resolution techniques

Douglas S. McDowell

1993

Life, Work, and Rebellion in the Coal Fields

David A. Corbin

2015

European labour protest, 1848-1939

Dick Geary

1981

Labor and imperial democracy in prewar Japan

Andrew Gordon

1991

Mediating employment disputes

Barry A. Kuretzky

2013

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