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There were some articles on this topic in the old, unfortunately now defunct, journal, Southwest Economy and Society, which was the journal of the SW Labor Studies Assoc. for some years. I do not know where it might be found, but I'd check some good libraries. By the way, this was virtually the only place that I ever saw that published articles on Native American labor history, which overlaps with Latino/a-Chicano/a history in many instances, of course. Joe Berry Joe T. Berry 701 N Randolph St. Champaign, IL 61820 Phone/fax: 217-378-4763 joeberry@igc.org "Access to Unemployment Insurance Benefits for Contingent Faculty", by Berry, Stewart and Worthen, published by Chicago COCAL, 2008. Order from <www.chicagococal.org> Email or call number above for bulk orders. "Reclaiming the Ivory Tower: Organizing Adjuncts to Change Higher Education". by Joe Berry, is out (2005) from Monthly Review Press and North American Alliance for Fair Employment. Look at <http://www.reclaimingtheivorytower.org > for full information, individual sales, bulk ordering discounts, or to invite me to speak at an event. See <www.chicagococal.org> Chicago Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor, for news, contacts and links related to non-tenure track, "precarious" faculty.
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