Peasants and Proletarians : The Struggles of Third World Workers (Paperback)

Part 1: Early Forms of Resistance 1. The Origins of the Chilean Labor Movement Alan Angell 2. The May Thirtieth Movement in Shanghai Jean Chesneaux 3. Historical Background and Beginnings of the Mexican Labor Movement Before The Revolution of 1910 M. R. Clark 5. The Lagos Strike of 1897: An Exploration in Nigerian Labor History A. G. Hopkins 6. Worker Consciousness in Black Miners: South Rhodesia, 1900-1920 Charles van Onselen Part 2: Workers on the Land 7. Rural Women’s Subsistence Production in the Capitalist Periphery Carmen Diana Deere 8. From Peasants to Miners: The Background to Strikes in the Mines of Peru Josh DeWind 9. The Rural Proletariat and the Problem of the Rural Proletarian Consciousness Sidney W. Mintz 10. The Politics of Protest in Jamaica, 1938: Some Problems of Analysis and Conceptualization K. W. J. Post Part 3: Strategies of Working-Class Action 11. Workers and Managers in Algeria Ian Clegg 12. The Political Impact of Strikes and Disorder in Ceylon Robert N. Kearney 13. The Alliance of Peasants and Workers: Some Problems Concerning the Articulation of Classes (Algeria and China). K. W. J. Post 14. Politics and Organized Labor in India E. A. Ramaswamy Part 4: Migrant Workers and Advanced Capitalism 15. Prisoners in Exile: Senegalese Workers in France Adrian Adams 16. Colonial Labor and Theories of Inequality: The Case of International Harvester Mario Barrera 17. Immigrant Workers and Class Struggles in Advanced Capitalism: The Western European Experience Manuel Castells 19. Contract Labor in U.S. Agriculture: The West Indian Cane Cutters in Florida Josh DeWind, Tom Seidl, and Janet Shenk Part 5: Contemporary Struggles 20. The Durban Strikes: South Africa 1973 Institute for Industrial Education 21. Industrial Protest in Nigeria Adrian Peace 22. Class Consciousness Among Working-Class Women in Latin America: A Case Study in Puerto Rico Helen Icken Safa 22. Trade-Union Action and Political Behavior of the Chilean Miners of Chuquicamata Francisco S. Zapata.