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Community unionism in Baltimore and Stamford: Beyond the politics of particularism.

Fine, Janice.

WorkingUSA 4, no. 3 (2000): 59-85.

 

To achieve the AFL-CIO’s goal of organizing one million new workers each year, unions must develop strategies addressing the changing nature of work. Labor must reach beyond traditional jurisdictional boundaries to develop community-based organizing strategies. The author’s case studies of efforts in Baltimore and Stamford demonstrate the benefits of multiunion alliances with local community organizations, ethnic groups, and religious institutions.

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