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Frances Fox Piven on Labor and the Left

by Jesse Wozniak, Nov 7, 2010, at 12:00 pm

This week, Frances Fox Piven stops by Office Hours for a discussion of the impact of labor on the American Left. Topics include labor history, globalization and labor, and the future of labor strikes.

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