NO. 59 SPRING 2001
WORKERS AND FILM: AS SUBJECT AND AUDIENCE
Introduction
Helmut Gruber Stephen C. Shafer Helmut Gruber Ruth Ben-Ghiat Louis Menashe John French American Workers, American Movies: Historiography and
Methodology Steven J. Ross Richard Butsch Paulo Drinot Rik Hemmerijckx Peter Waterman Reviewed by Vishnu Padayachee Reviewed by Julia Strauss Reviewed by Marcus Collins Reviewed by Philippa Levine Reviewed by Susie Steinbach Reviewed by Donald Reid Reviewed by Gerd-Reiner Horn Reviewed by Stephen Harp Reviewed by Donald Reid Reviewed by Seth Wigderson Reviewed by Ron Mendel [1]. They
Don't Wear Black-Tie is available in the
United States, with English subtitles, from New Yorker Films, www.newyorkerfilms.com.
The British Worker from Class Consciousness to Marginalization
Jean Gabin: Doomed Worker-Hero of a Doomed France
The Italian Cinema and the Italian Working Class
Buttons, Buttons, Who's Got the Workers? A Note
on the (Missing) Working Class in Late and Post-Soviet
Russian Cinema
Making Cars, Making Theater, Making Film: Intellectuals and Workers in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1958-1981
REVIEW ESSAY
ARTICLES
American Movie Audiences of the 1930s
REPORTS AND CORRESPONDENCE
Cultures of Work (Les cultures del treball)
The Past and Future of International Trade Unionism
The Problematic Past and Uncertain Future of the
International
Confederation of Free Trade Unions
BOOK REVIEWS
Trade Unions and Democratization in South Africa,
1985-1997, eds. Glenn Adler
and Eddie Webster
Rural China Takes Off: Institutional Foundations
of Economic Reform
by Jean C. Oi
Rethinking the Youth Question: Education, Labour,
and Cultural Studies
by Phil Cohen
London 1900: The Imperial City, by Jonathan
Schneer
Hard at Work in Factories and Mines: The Economics
of Child Labor During the British
Industrial Revolution, by Carolyn Tuttle
Le monde retrouvÈ de Louis-FranÁois Pinagot. Sur
les traces d'un inconnu 1798-1876,
by Alain Corbin
Le Mai 68 des Catholiques, by GrÈgory Barrau
Every Factory a Fortress: The French Labor
Movement in the Age of Ford and Hitler,
by Michael Torigian
Nationalism, Labor, and Ethnicity, 1870-1939,
eds. Stefan Berger and Angel Smith
Labor's Great War: The Struggle for Industrial
Democracy and the Origins of
Modern American Labor Relations, 1912-1921, by
Joseph A. McCartin
US Labor and Political Action, 1918-24: A
Comparison of Independent Political
Action in New York, Chicago and Seattle, by
Andrew Strouthous
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Footnotes
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