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new labor history: a standalone construct

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History

the turn from studying unions and leaders to studying workers' culture, communities and everyday lives.

In history, new labor history refers to the turn from studying unions and leaders to studying workers' culture, communities and everyday lives. This meaning comes from Brody (1979) in Labor History.[1]

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References

Brody, D. (1979). The old labor history and the new: In search of an American working class. Labor History, 20(1), 111-126. https://doi.org/10.1080/00236567908584522

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