Max Elbaum

Linda Burnham

Maria Poblet

The November 2020 US election was arguably the most consequential since the 1860 election of Abraham Lincoln--and grassroots leaders and organizers played crucial roles in the contention for the presidency and control of both houses of Congress. Power Concedes Nothing tells the stories behind a victory that won both the White House and the Senate and powered progressive candidates to new levels of influence. It describes the on-the-ground efforts that mobilized a record-breaking turnout by registering new voters and motivating an electorate both old and new. In doing so it charts a viable path to victory for the vital contests upcoming in 2022 and 2024. Contributors include: Cliff Albright, Yong Jung Cho, Larry Cohen, Sendolo Diaminah, Neidi Dominguez, David Duhalde, Alicia Garza, Ryan Greenwood, Arisha Michelle Hatch , Jon Liss, Thenjiwe McHarris, Andrea Cristina Mercado, Maurice Mitchell, Rafael Návar, Deepak Pateriya, Ai-jen Poo, W. Mondale Robinson, Art Reyes III, Nsé Ufot and Mario Yedidia

How Grassroots Organizing Wins Elections

Power Concedes Nothing

Fodor's

Includes top hotels and country inns; great restaurants, cafes, and patisseries; Hanseatic cities, Flemish masters, and medieval castles; flower shows, pageants, carnivals, festivals, and markets; essays on Dutch waterways, eating mussels, and the Battle of the Bulge; and, of course, the best of Amsterdam--one of the most popular cities to visit in western Europe.

The Complete Guide with the Best of Amsterdam

Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg

Janice Fine

Kati Griffith

Minsun Ji

Victor Narro

Steven Pitts

This volume brings together stories of innovative efforts that are being made to improve working conditions across the country, while acknowledging the structural dynamics that challenge and condition them in twenty-first century America. The title, No One Size Fits All, is both intended to capture the diverse strategic narrative of workers’ rights campaigns and to stand as a corrective to the idea that there is a single organizational model or strategy. While there is a great deal of experimentation we have not covered, we hope that what is documented in this book demonstrates the breadth and depth of the creative search for leverage that has been taking place across space and time. We hope that it does justice to the continual craft, test and to recraft strategy and tactics that is continually enacted by unions, worker centers, economic justice coalitions, community organizing groups, and partner research, legal advocacy, policy organizations and allied elected officials.-- Site web de UC Berkeley Labor Center.

Worker Organization, Policy, and Movement in a New Economic Age

No One Size Fits All

Linda Burnham

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