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Labor studies

a union strategy that emphasizes recruiting and mobilizing workers through rank-and-file activism and comprehensive campaigns rather than servicing existing members.

In labor studies, organizing model refers to a union strategy that emphasizes recruiting and mobilizing workers through rank-and-file activism and comprehensive campaigns rather than servicing existing members. This meaning comes from Bronfenbrenner (1998) in Organizing to win.[1]

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References

Bronfenbrenner, K., et al. (Eds.). (1998). Organizing to win. ILR Press. ISBN 9780801484469

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