Table of contents for Why is there no labor party in the United States? / Robin Archer.

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Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables 
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
	Labor-based Parties 
	Explaining by Comparing
	Some Possible Objections
	Historical Overview
	Mutual Awareness
	Chapter Summary
Chapter 1	 Workers
	Prosperity
	Skilled and Unskilled Workers
	The Effect of the New Unionism
	Workers and Farmers
	Conclusion
Chapter 2 	 Race
	The Extent of Racial Hostility
	The Effect in Australia
	The Effect in the United States Compared
	European Immigration
	Conclusion
Chapter 3.	Elections and the Constitution
	Early Suffrage
	The Electoral System
	Multimember Districts
	The Case of Illinois
	Federalism
	Presidentialism
	Conclusion
Chapter 4 	 The Courts
	The Court Repression Thesis
	Labor Law and the Courts
	Union Attitudes towards Politics
	The Effect of Court Repression
	Conclusion
Chapter 5	 Repression
	Two Theses on Repression
	The Extent of Repression
	Soldiers and Police
	The Effect of Repression in Australia
	The Effect in the United States Compared
 The Effect in Illinois Compared
 Complexities and Qualifications
 Conclusion
Chapter 6	 Liberalism
 Social Egalitarianism
 	Labor Leaders in Australia
 	Labor Leaders in the United States
 	Were Their Claims Plausible?
	Individual Freedom
 	Labor Leaders in Australia
 	Labor Leaders in the United States
 	Were Their Claims Plausible?
	Conclusion
Chapter 7	Religion
	The Extent of Religious Involvement
	The Nature of Religious Beliefs
	Protestant Clergy
	Catholic Clergy
	The Response of Labor Leaders to Clerical Hostility
	Religion and the Party System
	The Late 1880s and the Early 1890s
	The Effect in the United States
	The Effect in Australia Compared
	Conclusion
Chapter 8	 Socialism
	Left-Wing Reform Ideologies
	Labor Parties and Left-Wing Factionalism
	Socialists and Unionists in the United States 
	Socialists and Unionists in Australia Compared
	Conclusion
Conclusion
	Negative Findings
	Positive Findings
	American Politics and Society
Appendix: Notes and Sources for the Tables
Notes
Bibliography
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Labor unions -- United States -- Political activity -- History.
Labor unions -- Australia -- Political activity -- History.
Political sociology.