Contextualising Organised Labour in Expansion and Crisis: The Case of the US

Business & Economics

• Organized Labor 100%
• Class Struggle 45%
• United States of America 35%
• Trade Unions 31%
• Karl Marx 30%
• Collective Bargaining Theory 30%
• Real Wages 29%
• Working Class 26%
• Productivity 24%
• Labor-management Cooperation 23%
• Surplus Value 19%
• Labor 18%
• Production Methods 17%
• Résumé 16%
• Lean Production 16%
• Explosion 15%
• Income 15%
• Strategic Choice 15%
• Financial Instruments 15%
• Great Recession 14%
• Work Place 14%
• Reorganization 14%
• Wages 14%
• Mobilization 13%
• Standard of Living 13%
• Latin America 12%
• Workers 10%
• Industry 10%
• China 7%

Social Sciences

• labor 49%
• real wages 43%
• class struggle 37%
• productivity 34%
• trade union 30%
• working class 27%
• wage increase 21%
• lean management 21%
• surplus value 20%
• financial instrument 20%
• production method 20%
• labor-management 20%
• income 19%
• leadership 18%
• economy 17%
• bargaining 17%
• living standard 16%
• industry 16%
• reorganization 14%
• recession 14%
• restructuring 12%
• mobilization 12%
• Latin America 12%
• workplace 10%
• leader 9%
• worker 8%
• China 8%
• time 4%

Arts & Humanities

• Labor 45%
• Class Struggle 45%
• Productivity 41%
• Labor Power 40%
• Working Class 37%
• Trade Unions 31%
• Real Wages 29%
• Recovery 24%
• Collective Bargaining 21%
• Economy 19%
• Industry 19%
• Dramatic Works 18%
• Recession 16%
• Income 15%
• Surplus 15%
• Work Place 14%
• Reorganization 14%
• Mobilization 13%
• Standard of Living 13%
• Latin America 12%
• 1980s 10%
• Workers 10%
• Wages 9%
• China 7%