LHIS 301: United States Labor History at School of Labor&Urban Studies
4 credits · Fall 2026
United States Labor History (LHIS 301) at School of Labor&Urban Studies has 2 ways to take it in Fall 2026. 2 of 2 sections have an open seat right now.
Professors teaching it: Karen Miller and Paul Italie.
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About this course
This course examines working class life and the evolution of the U.S. labor movement within the larger framework of U.S. history, with specific regard to class formation, industrial development, immigration and the major developments of the organized labor movement. Students in this course also explore the relationships of workers to unions, formal and informal economies, race and gender, technology, the American state, and cultural, political and social movements. Emphasis is placed on the issues that gave birth to the labor movement, the development of working class consciousness, and the milestones in the labor movement's progress during the last century.
Professors for LHIS 301 at School of Labor&Urban Studies, Fall 2026
- Karen MillerNo ratings found
1 section · 1 open
- Paul ItalieNo ratings found
1 section · 1 open
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- Who teaches LHIS 301 at School of Labor&Urban Studies in Fall 2026?
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