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Trade unionism as a book category covers the history, theory, practice and politics of organized labor and collective worker action. It includes historical accounts and biographies of unions and labor leaders; analyses of collective bargaining, labor law, workplace rights, and industrial relations; practical guides on organizing, strategy, and campaign tactics; economic and sociological studies of unions’ impact; and comparative or international perspectives on labor movements. Titles range from scholarly research and policy critique to how‑to manuals and memoirs, aimed at students, researchers, union activists, policymakers and general readers interested in workers’ rights, social movements and the changing world of work.

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