Robert Rogers KORSTAD. Civil Rights Unionism. Tobacco Workers and the Struggle for Democracy in the Mid-Twentieth Century South. by Claude Julien

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The Potential of Polish Bioeconomy Compared to the European Union Countries by Anna Nowak, Aneta Jarosz-Angowska, Artur Krukowski

“…This article aimed to describe how bioeconomy develops and how significant it is to the European Union and evaluate the potential of bioeconomy in Poland in comparison to other EU member states. …”
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Défis industriels et mouvements sociaux en Haute-Garonne (1967-1978) by Clair Juilliet, Michaël Llopart

“…It is important to keep in mind that the rest of Haute-Garonne, at the time, a department with little industrial development, and that since the beginning of the twentieth century, all the creations of big industries (Blizzard, SNCASE, Cartridge factory or Tobacco Factory) were part of state initiatives. We have chosen to combine an approach by sectors (Aeronautics, Electronics and Computer Science, Textile, Building and Construction, Paper Carton, Chemistry), by theme (Women and wage practices, the extreme Left, the First of May, immigrant workers, Unions, Support for LIP) and chronological approach (1967-1970, 1971-1974, 1974-1978) to identify patterns and trends within the Department. …”
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La Loi sur le tabac (décembre 1999) et les paradoxes de son application dans les milieux usiniers by Julie Dussault

“…A greater prevalence of smoking among plant workers (blue collar workers) suggests the focus should be on this population.Two original exploratory case studies were conducted (summer 2002) in two unionized plants.The research findings show how plant workers perceive the Act. …”
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