Racializing Class, Classifying Race: Labour and Difference in Britain, the USA and Africa (St Antony's Series)

Empire, Race And Working-class Mobilizations / David Montgomery -- 'mexican Labour' In A 'white Man's Town' : Racialism, Imperialism And Industrialization In The Making Of Arizona, 1840-1905 / A. Yvette Huginnie -- 'lady' Telephone Operator : Gendering Whiteness In The Bell Systems, 1900-70 / Venus Green -- Elusive Irishman : Ethnicity And The Postwar World Of New York City And London Dockers / Colin J. Davis -- Racialized Hierarchy Of Labour? Race, Immigration And The British Labour Movement, 1880-1950 / Kenneth Lunn -- Racism And Resistance In British Trade Unions, 1948-79 / Satnam Virdee -- Colonial Labour And Work Palaver : Labour Conflict In Britain And West Africa / Diane Frost -- Becoming 'men', Becoming 'workers' : Race, Gender And Workplace Struggle In The Nigerian Coal Industry, 1937-49 / Carolyn A. Brown -- 'did Not Come To Work On Monday' : The East London Waterfront In Comparative Perspective, C.1930-63 / Gary Minkley -- Back To Work : Categories, Boundaries And Connections In The Study Of Labour / Frederick Cooper. Edited By Peter Alexander And Rick Halpern. Published In Association With St Antony's College, Oxford. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.