The legacy and lessons of the PATCO strike after 30 years: A dialogue

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Notes

^1. Richard W. Hurd, “How PATCO was Led into a Trap,” The Nation, December 26, 1981, 696–698.

^2. Mike Davis, “The Barren Marriage of American Labour and the Democratic Party.”

^3. Marshall Ganz, Why David Sometimes Wins.

^4. Joe Burns, Reviving the Strike.

^5. In 2003–2004, more than 60,000 supermarket workers went on strike in California for 20 weeks in an effort to fight contract concessions, but were ultimately forced to accept a two-tier contract. Steven Greenhouse and Charlie LeDuff, “Grocery Workers Relieved if Not Happy at Strike's End,” New York Times, February 28, 2004, A8.