Pacific Northwest Labor History Association records, 1947-2022

Papers:

• A Look at Enumclaw's Past by Wayne Podolak
• An abstract for a paper on the Labor Relations of Pope & Talbot, Inc. by Craig Wollner
• A Bibliography of Washington State Labor, Laboring Classes, Radical, Political and Social Movements by Jonathan Dembo
• The Ethnic Experience in Western Mining History: An Examination of the Rosenblum Thesis by Gerald Rosenblum, Immigrant Workers: Their Impact on American Radicalism
• Writing B[ritish].C[olumbia]. Labour History [no author listed]

Papers

• The IWA: Its Present As History by Jerry Lembcke
• Unionization of Agricultural Field Workers on the West Coast by James G. Newbill

Papers:

• In Pursuit of the Cooperative Commonwealth: Thoughts on Early Trade Unionism in the Pacific Northwest by Carlos A. Schwantes
• Left-Wing Unionism in the Pacific Northwest: A Comparative History of Organized Labor and Socialist Politics in Abstract: Washington and British Columbia, by Carlos Arnaldo Schwantes
• Spokane and the Wage Workers' Frontier by Carlos A. Schwantes

Papers:

• Al Parkin, Worker, Organizer, Journalist, Teacher by George North
• The Coeur d'Alene Mining District and the 'Wobbly' Connection by Stanley S. Phipps
• Corruption, Factionalism and Inter-Ethnic Conflict in the Birth of a Union by Jack K. Masson and Donald Guimary

Papers:

• The Destruction of the Butte Miners' Union A Study of the Socialist Party, the I.W.W., Mining Enterprise, and the State by Jerry W. Calvert
• Abstracts: Circumstances of the Death of Ginger Goodwin by Christina J. Nichol
• The American Way- Anti-Communism in a Longshore Local, 1938-1958 by Mary___?
• White-Collar Workers and the Class Structure: Changes in the White-Collar Sector of the British Columbia Labour Force and Their Class Implications by David Coburn and Rennie Warburton

Papers:

• Responding to Economic Crisis: A Comparison of Anti-Crisis Activity in the Depression and Today by Philip S. Foner
• To: Labor Education & Research Center, Eugene by ILWU President James R. Herman
• Oral History: The Depression Taught Me One Thing.To Be a Union Member by Lucille Johnson McKenzie
• The Fraser Mills Strike of 1931: Class and Community During the Great Depression by M. Jeanne Meyers Williams
• The Educator and the Depression by James M. Wallace

Papers:

• Lumber and Labor; Violence in the Pacific Northwest by Richard M. Brown
• Theresa McMahon and the Labor Movement in the in the Northwest, 1919-1937 by Bradley J. Hillis
• The Last of the Old-Time Bolsheviks by John Thomas
• Reflections on Ralph Chaplin, the Wobblies, and Organizing In the Save the World Business -- Then and Now by John R. Salter, Jr.
• Jay Fox: Anarchist of Home by Mary M. Carr
• A Good Song Is Worth an Even Dozen Sermons: Labour Songs and the Schools by Mark Leier
• Solidarity and Fragmentation in American Working-Class History, 1870s - 1930s by Melvyn Dubofsky

Papers:

• Reorganization of the Pacific Coast Longshoremen, 1929-1933 by Ottilie Markholt
• The Ledwich Papers by David Broughton
• A Gathering Place During Trying Times: the Seattle Worker's College in the Early 1920s by Sarah Sharbach
• A History of the Oregon Public Employee Collective Bargaining Act by Marcus Widenor
• Red Baiting and Labor in Washington State by William F. Johnston
• Seattle Labor's 1920 Bon Marche Boycott by Dana Frank

Papers:

• World War II and the Unraveling of CIO Labor internationalism
• Labor and Capital During World War II: The Example of the Boeing Company and IAM District Lodge 751 by John McCann
• World War II: The Remaking of the American Working Class by Nelson Lichtenstein
• Policing Class Relations in the Age of Lumber Production. The Case of Eugene and Lane County, 1897-1960 by Neil Websdale

Papers:

• The Tacoma Retail Stores Strike by Ottilie Markholt
• Masters Thesis: A Political Press: Policies of the Washington Commonwealth Federation "A Maverick State Plays Politics" by Alice Jane Kling
• The Life of Terry Pettus: Journalist, Trade Unionist, and Political Activist by Michelle Stillings
• A History of the Seattle Labor School by Robert Olson

Papers:

• Seattle 1900-1920 From Boomtown, Urban Turbulence, to Restoration by Richard C. Berner
• Democracy and Productivity A Brief Historical Perspective by Del Castle

Papers:

• How Shall We Remember the Seattle General Strike? By Ottilie Markholt
• British Columbia and the Mining West by David Roth and Allen Seager

Papers:

• The Wise Use Movement and the Politics of Disinheritance by David A. Mazza
• What Jobs in the Woods? Challenge and Transition for the Forest Workforce by Charles Spencer, Flaxen D. L. Conway, and Bob Warren
• Communities Facing the Ax: the Human and Ecological Consequences of the Narrative of Sustained Yield Forestry by Stan Beyer
• Ethnicity and Class Issues in the Muckamuck Restaurant First Nations Workers; Trade Union Dispute, Vancouver (1978-1983) by Janet May Nicol
• Creating a Dialogue Towards Ecounionism by Christine Micklewright
• Of Time and Terrain in the American West The Industrial Interlude by William G. Robbins
• Job versus Parks: The Environment and Vancouver's Early Labour Movement by Mark Leier
• CAW Lower Mainland Environmental Committee Presentation to CAW National Task Force April 5, 1994
• Class and the Environment, Historically and in the Present by John Bellamy Foster
• Across Their Backs: Forms of Work Organization and the Politics of Sustainability Learning From the Columbia River Salmon Fisheries by Blaine Vogt
• Of Time and Terrain in the American The Industrial Interlude by William G. Robbins
• More Than Mere Survival: Placer Mining in 1930s British Columbia by Lesley Cooper
• Creating a Dialogue Towards Ecounionism by Christine Micklewright