Workers and the ‘Golden Age’ of Social Democracy?

Topics highlight worker responses during the postwar boom era and include a comparative analysis of the social democracy of the United States and that of West Germany; inflation as the underside of liberal governance; the “Fordist” trap for Italian women; humanizing the workplace during the Sixties Revolution; and the many sides of the Catholic labor movement.

Contributors. Stefan Berger, Eloisa Betti, Patrick Dixon, Andrew Elrod, Leon Fink, Jan-Arend de Graaf, Gerd-Rainer Horn, Nelson Lichtenstein, Stefan Mueller