Men and Things

"Men and Things" by Henry A. Atkinson offers a vital perspective on the American labor movement during the 20th century. This meticulously prepared republication delves into the complex relationship between industrial relations, labor unions, and the broader social reform movements of the era. Atkinson examines the forces shaping the lives of working people and the evolving dynamics of labor in the United States. Explore the historical context of key issues within labor history. "Men and Things" is a crucial resource for anyone interested in understanding the historical roots of contemporary debates surrounding labor, economics, and social justice. A valuable contribution to the fields of business, economics, sociology, and American history, this book provides insight into a pivotal period in the shaping of modern society.

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