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Journal article
Published 2021
The Michigan historical review, 47, 2, 143 - 144
Journal article
ADMINISTERED ENTITLEMENTS: COLLECTIVE BARGAINING TO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Published 01/01/2021
Social philosophy & policy, 38, 1, 289 - 310
This essay tells the story of the development of two of the most significant and controversial entitlement programs in twentieth-century U.S. history-collective bargaining and affirmative action. It focuses on the nexus between them-how New Deal empowerment of labor unions contributed to racial discrimination, and thus fed the Great Society race-based programs of affirmative action. The evolving relationship between the courts and the bureaucracies is emphasized, particularly how the judiciary went from an obstacle to an enabler of the entitlement state.
Journal article
Union Job Protection Equals Discrimination
Published 2012
Labor (Durham, N.C.), 9, 2, 73 - 75
Journal article
The Abiding Significance of Race
Published 2011
Reviews in American history, 39, 4, 695 - 699
Journal article
Published 01/01/2010
The Cato journal, 30, 1, 1 - 234
Journal article
Published 2010
The Cato journal, 30, 1, 67 - 85
Journal article
Labor History symposium: Robert H. Zieger, For Jobs and Freedom
Published 01/02/2009
Labor history, 50, 1, 59 - 83
Journal article
Labor History Symposium: Robert H. Zieger, For Jobs and Freedom: From Syndicalism to Socialism
Published 01/02/2009
Labor history, 50, 1, 67 - 72
Journal article
Published 01/02/2009
Labor history, 50, 1, 67 - 71
A review essay on a book by Robert H. Zieger, For Jobs and Freedom: Race and Labor in America since, 1865 (Lexington: U Press Kentucky, 2007).
Journal article
Published 01/07/2008
Social philosophy & policy, 25, 2, 1 - 307