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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Preface -- 1. An American Radical -- 2. Labor, War, and Revolution -- 3. Prison and Politics, 1918-23 -- 4. Law and the Class Struggle, 1924-32 -- 5. The Left Community and the Labor Movement, 1932-35 -- 6. Sugar and the Rise of the UAW -- 7. Sit Down, You've Got 'Em Beat -- 8. Homer and Henry: The Two-Front War, 1937-41 -- 9. Democracy, Bureaucracy, and Anticommunism, 1941-45 -- 10. The Coming of the New Model Union -- Notes -- Index.

This study of the rise and decline of industrialization in the Bas-Languedoc region of France uses a 200-year time-frame to examine the process of how and why a successful industrial region manufacturing woollens transformed itself into an agricultural, wine-growing area

Leadership—this word has such a rich meaning. Yet in this the twenty-first century, does anyone fully appreciate it? Are we a nation that still honors leader- ship's inherent value to our society? Do we still strive to embody its principles in everyday life, or are we a nation—with perhaps even a military—that truly does not understand the meaning of the word? Have we, as a result, begun to embrace management as the new ideal?