Name/Title
Hanging by a thread : social change in southern textilesEntry/Object ID
TS1323.5.U64Description
Contents : Southern textiles : contested puzzles and continuing paradoxes / Michael D. Schulman and Jeffrey Leiter -- Poor girls who might otherwise be wretched : the origins of paternalism in North Carolina's mills, 1836-1880 / Gary R. Freeze -- Technology, gender, and rural culture : Normandy and the Piedmont / Gay L. Gullickson -- Determinants of industrialization on the North American "periphery" / Phillip J. Wood --
Choosing between the ham and the union : paternalism in the Cone Mills of Greensboro, 1925-1930 / Bryant Simon -- "Jesus leads us, Cooper needs us, the union feeds us" : the 1958 Harriet-Henderson textile strike / Linda Frankel -- The Brown Lung Association and grass-roots organizing / Bennett M. Judkins and Bart Dredge -- Employment patterns in the British and U.S. textile industries : a comparative analysis of recent gender changes / Roger Penn and Jeffrey Leiter -- Robotics, electronics, and the American textile industry / Julia C. Bonham -- The deindustrialization of the textile South : a case study / John Gaventa and Barbara Ellen Smith -- Facing extinction? / Rhonda Zingraff.Lexicon
Search Terms
cotton textile industry, cotton textiles, southern states, textile industry--historyBook Details
Author
Jeffrey Leiter, Michael D. Schulman, Rhonda ZingraffPublisher
Cornell University PressDate Published
1991Call No.
TS1323.5.U64ISBN
875461743, 9780875461748Notes
Length: 248