Titlebook: Segmented Labor, Fractured Politics; Labor Politics in Am William Form Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 Import.Natio

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Cincinnatins supports this impression. Since 1931, the metropolitan area has been divided into two congressional districts. A north-south line roughly splits community and suburbs along economic lines. On the east side of the divide, Congressional District 1, changed to District 2 in 1977, contains African-Am

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Labor-Party Relations in Three Citiesnt. Then I examine the current efforts of the Democratic Party and COPE to aggregate interest groups behind the party in each of the three cities. After tracing the impact of each city’s political culture on the political behavior of individual unions, I evaluate the effectiveness of the party’s and

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Bargaining in the Democratic Partyuch as labor needed the party. Tensions between the two, apparent from the start, increased steadily, almost reaching a breaking point in the 1970s. Since then, relations have settled into a fluctuating pattern of symbiotic cooperation. Both labor and the party, representing coalitions of local, sta

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Labor Politics in Washington facing the entrance stand two mosaics, fifty-one feet long and seventeen feet high, depicting the struggles of American labor to achieve recognition, status, and influence. The AFL-CIO employs four hundred workers at its headquarters and annually receives $125 million from its 105 union to support

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All Politics Is Localghest problem that party and labor leaders face. The unreliability of the labor vote for the party reflects labor’s inability to build a sturdy and effective political machine. The machine can operate successfully in state and national elections only to the extent that it can mobilize voting in local elections.

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