Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
2. Theories of Racial Competition and Organizing Solidarity
3. Migration and MarketsThe Origins of Split Labor Markets
4. Sojourner LaborThe Pattern of Discrimination against Chinese Immigrants, 1850-1882
5. Racial Competition in the Great Steel Strike of 1919
6. The FormulaInterracial Solidarity in the Coal, Steel, and Auto Unions, 1927-1941
7. Operation DixiePaternalism and Employer Discrimination in Southern Textiles, 1946-1953
8. ConclusionsOrganizing Solidarity
AppendixQualitative Comparative Analyses of Strikebreaking and Solidarity
Notes
References
Index