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The writers included in Rekindling the Movement expound on the newer strategies Lichtenstein favors. . . . There's much that Lichtenstein and the authors of Rekindling the Movement discuss that provides hope. -Kevin Mattson, Commonweal, 1 June 2002

""This is a brilliant follow-up to the 1998 anthology, Organizing to Win... With essays by writers from diverse disciplines, this book is essential for both labor and business leaders who are challenged to understand and accommodate the needs of a rapidly changing and diverse workforce.""-Library Journal, July 2001 ""Anyone concerned about the state of the American labour movement is likely to find reason for both hope and despair in this volume... The editors of Rekindling the Movement have captured both tendencies in a comprehensive selection of articles, and consequently they present a mixed but probably fair reading of US labour's current prospects... Rekindling the Movement will undoubtedly be an important and useful tool for organizers and those who study them. It should help rekindle the imagination as well.""-Greg McElligott, McMaster University. Labour/Le Travail ""The writers included in Rekindling the Movement expound on the newer strategies Lichtenstein favors... There's much that Lichtenstein and the authors of Rekindling the Movement discuss that provides hope.""-Kevin Mattson, Commonweal, 1 June 2002

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Lowell Turner is Professor of International and Comparative Labor at the ILR School and Director of the Worker Institute at Cornell University. He is coeditor most recently of Mobilizing against Inequality, Labor in the New Urban Battlegrounds, and Rekindling the Movement, all from Cornell. Harry C. Katz is Jack Sheinkman Professor and Director of the Scheinman Institute on Conflict Resolution at the ILR School, Cornell University. He is coauthor of The Transformation of American Industrial Relations, Converging Divergences,and, with Thomas A. Kochan and Alexander J. S. Colvin,Labor Relations in a Globalizing World andcoeditor of Rekindling the Movement, all from Cornell, among many other books.

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