Results 201 to 210 of about 93,206 (257)
Some of the next articles are maybe not open access.
Dissent, 2010
What has happened to Craig Becker illustrates why progressives are disappointed by the first year of the Obama administration—and why they should not stop supporting it. A year ago, Obama nominated Becker, a distinguished lawyer who has worked for the SEIU and other unions, to a seat on the National Labor Relations Board, Normally, the Senate confirms ...
openaire +1 more source
What has happened to Craig Becker illustrates why progressives are disappointed by the first year of the Obama administration—and why they should not stop supporting it. A year ago, Obama nominated Becker, a distinguished lawyer who has worked for the SEIU and other unions, to a seat on the National Labor Relations Board, Normally, the Senate confirms ...
openaire +1 more source
2002
Abstract By 1930 the left’s prospects were bleak. Despite apocalyptic wagers on the world crash, out-and-out revolutionaries remained minorities in their national movements, even, as in the KPD, where they enjoyed mass support. Socialist parties were further from power than ever, while even the scaled-down hopes authorized by the ...
openaire +1 more source
Abstract By 1930 the left’s prospects were bleak. Despite apocalyptic wagers on the world crash, out-and-out revolutionaries remained minorities in their national movements, even, as in the KPD, where they enjoyed mass support. Socialist parties were further from power than ever, while even the scaled-down hopes authorized by the ...
openaire +1 more source
1968
France did not experience such depths of economic depression as did some other European countries or the United States. Partially this can be explained by her ability to provide for most of her own agricultural and industrial needs so that she was less dependent upon foreign trade than Britain or Germany and could maintain national production behind ...
Shepard B. Clough +2 more
openaire +1 more source
France did not experience such depths of economic depression as did some other European countries or the United States. Partially this can be explained by her ability to provide for most of her own agricultural and industrial needs so that she was less dependent upon foreign trade than Britain or Germany and could maintain national production behind ...
Shepard B. Clough +2 more
openaire +1 more source
Popular Fronts and Modern Presses
2017The influence of communism’s racial politics inspired new modes of journalistic agitation in the 1930s to combat segregation and the Great Depression. The commercial black press, particularly several of its national newspapers, fit within a coalition of progressive black institutions that operated as cultural fronts.
openaire +2 more sources
Popular Front Activism and Vichy
2017This chapter details the evolution of Dulac's socialist humanist politics under the Popular Front, from her activism and syndicalism or labor union work within the context of the vast cultural movement of Mai '36, to a rather controversial shift that led to her complex political position under the Vichy regime. During this era, from 1936 to 1938, Dulac'
openaire +1 more source