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Richard Price, Masters, Unions, and Men. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1980. 355 pp.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 December 2008
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1. Postgate, R.W., The Builders' History (London, 1923), xv.Google Scholar
2. Quoted in Ibid., 137.
3. Ibid., 27.
4. See Haber, William, Industrial Relations in the Building Industry (Cambridge, 1930)Google Scholar; Ham, William T., “Employment Relations in the Construction Industry of Boston” (Diss. Harvard, 1926)Google Scholar; Montgomery, Royal, Industrial Relations in the Chicago Building Trades (Chicago, 1927)Google Scholar; Ryan, Frederick L., Industrial Relations in the San Francisco Building Trades (Norman, 1936).Google Scholar Two case studies of unions that discuss the labor process in the trades are Christie, Robert, Empire in Wood (Ithaca, N.Y., 1956)Google Scholar and Deibler, Frederick, “The Amalgamated Wood Workers International Union of America,” Madison, Wis., 1912.Google Scholar Signs of renewed interest in the building trades come from Reckman, Bob, “Carpentry; The Craft and Trade,” in Case Studies on the Labor Process, ed. Zimbalist, Andrew (New York, 1979)Google Scholar and Kazin, Michael, “Union Power, Union Politics: The San Francisco Building Trades, 1896–1922,” (forthcoming diss. Stanford.)Google Scholar