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Labor Research Association

Defunct

A communist-oriented labour research organisation founded in New York in 1927 by Robert W. Dunn and others, which compiled the Labor Fact Books published with International Publishers and issued Economic Notes and pamphlets on wages, monopolies and trade unions.

Years
1927–c. 1995
Location
New York, United States
Affiliation
Communist Party USA (close to)
Languages
English
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · ISNI
Sources
Wikipedia — Labor Research Association

Backlist

2019201930194019501960197019801990Founded 1927Closed 19951937: 1 title1978: 1 title1983: 1 title1986: 2 titles1992: 1 title1995: 1 title
Titles of Labor Research Association by year: 7 dated titles, 1937–1995, most in 1986 (2). Lines mark founded 1927 and closed 1995.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1930s1
1970s1
1980s3
1990s2
YearTitleAuthor(s)Language
1937Railroad Notes✓Labor Research Association (U.S.)English
1978All About May Day 1978✓Ernest De Maio, Arthur Zipser, Terry Cannon & Labor Research Association (U.S.)English
1983International Trade Union Unity Against Transnational Corporations✓Labor Research Association (U.S.)English
1986LRA's Economic Notes✓—English
1986Unionization in Industry✓ — A Report on Some Recent Trends and Their Implications for Labor—English
1992The Future of Labor✓Edward Asner & Labor Research Association (U.S.)English
1995The Edifice Complex✓ — Rebuilding the American Labor Movement to Face the Global EconomyJonathan TasiniEnglish