Ethics and American unionism - Sam Dolgoff

A 1958 pamphlet written by Sam Dolgoff (under the pseudonym Sam Weiner) and published by the Libertarian League.

CONTENTS

Preliminary remarks

I. Ethics and the unions

II. American business unionism

III. The rise of welfarism

IV. A few pages from labor history

V. The revolutionary tradition

VI. The future and its tasks

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