Compared to other Western democracies, in the United States fewer people subjectively
identify as working class historically and many working-class individuals think of themselves …

For more than half a century, federal campaign finance law has bound unions and
corporations to symmetrical restrictions on their ability to spend money on politics. 1 Indeed …

This article is based on a political survey of 600 members of the United Steelworkers (USW)
in three battleground states (Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) and focus group interviews …

In this project, I investigate how interest group mobilizations influence their members'
perceptions of government and politics. I theorize that some groups–especially issue …

This paper examines the impact of environmental and organiza tional characteristics on the
electoral mobilization activities of local unions in the 2000 presidential election. Based on a …

Labor History Bibliography, 2000 Page 1 Labor History, Vol. 42, No. 4, 2001 Labor History
Bibliography, 2000 PETER MEYER FILARDO* The Bibliography is organized into the following …

In a presidential election year that saw candidates spend record sums to show they can best
represent middle class voters, data reveals politicians have become significantly wealthier …

The conventional wisdom surrounding the 2016 United States presidential election suggests
that Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, received significant support from labor union …

Framing theory posits the idea that media frames a particular issue, and provides a focus or
precedence of that frame to the exclusion of other information. Framing of a candidate or …