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Volume 28 - Fall 1985

Editors' Remarks

Editors' Remarks

Scholarly Controversies

Labor's Way: On the Successes and Limits of Socialist Politics in Interwar and Post-World War II Germany

A Response to David Abraham

The Limits of “Economic Democracy”: Comments on David Abraham's “Labor's Way”

“Labor's Way”: A Response to David Abraham

Responses to Contoversy

A Reply to Criticism

Review Essays

British Labour and the Mandate of 1945

The Working Class and the People's Charter

Reports and Correspondence

Society for French Historical Studies

The Role of the Labor Press in the Acculturation of Working-Class Immigrants 1880s to 1930s in the Atlantic Economies

Review Essays

Pacific Northwest Labor History Association Annual Conference

Reports and Correspondence

Second Yale Conference on Latin American Labor History

Marxist Social Theory

Women, High Technology, and Society Conference

Letter to the Editors

Book Reviews

Charles van Onselen Studies in the Social and Economic History of the Witwatersran, 1886–1914: 1 New Babylon, 2 New Nineveh (Johannesburg: Ravan Press, and London: Longman, 1982. xvii + 213, x + 220 pp.

Gunther Mai, Die Geislinger Metallarbeiterbewegung zwischen Klassenkampf und Volksgemeinschaft 1931–1933/34. Dusseldorf: Droste Verlag, 1984. 199 pp.

Renate Bridenthal Atina Grossmann Marion Kaplan eds.,When Biology Became Destiny: Women in WeimarandNazi Germany.New York:Monthly Review Press, 1984. xiv + 364 pp.

Abraham Brumberg ed., Poland: Genesis of a Revolution. New York: Random House, 1983. 322 pp. - Alain Touraine David Denby , trans. Solidarity: The Analysis of a Social Movement: Poland1980–1981. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1983. 203 pp.

Laura Engelstein, Moscow, 1905: Working-Class Organization and Political Conflict. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1982. 297 pp.

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Volume 28 - Fall 1985

Editors' Remarks

Scholarly Controversies

Responses to Contoversy

Review Essays

Reports and Correspondence

Review Essays

Reports and Correspondence

Book Reviews