Irving Bernstein. The Lean Years. A History of the American Worker, 1920-1933.
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1960. 600 páginas.
Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2010.
Contents
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION / Francis Fox Piven [2010]
PROLOGUE: REVOLT IN THE PIEDMONT
I – THE TWENTIES
1 – The Worker in an Unbalanced Society
2 – The Paralysis of the Labor Movement
3 – The Employer: Concord or Discord?
4 – Labor v. the Law
II – THE GREAT DEPRESSION
5 – The Country Is Fundamentally Sound
6 – The Ordeal of a Modest Program
7 – The Breakdown of Local Resources
8 – Collapse
9 – Unionism at Low Tide
10 – Catastrophe in Coal
11 – The Anti-Injunction Movement
12 – Rumblings of Discontent
13 – The Bonus Army
14 – Relief: The Emergence of a National Policy
15 – The Halting Progress of Reform
EPILOGUE: WHAT NEXT?