American Labor's Global Ambassadors

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 From Dollars to Deeds: Exploring the Sources of Active Interventionism, 1934–1945

Chapter 3 The American Federation of Labor’s Cold War Campaign against “Slave Labor” at the United Nations

Chapter 4 Marred by Dissimulation: The AFL-CIO, the Women’s Committee, and Transnational Labor Relations

Chapter 5 The AFL and CIO between “Crusade” and Pluralism in Italy, 1944–1963

Chapter 6 The Influence of the American Federation of Labor on the Force Ouvrière , 1944–1954

Chapter 7 AFL-CIO Support for Solidarity: Moral, Political, Financial

Chapter 8 Reforming Latin American Labor: The AFL-CIO and Latin America’s Cold War

Chapter 9 The AFL-CIO and ORIT in Latin America’s Andean Region, from the 1950s to the 1960s

Chapter 10 More Subtle than We Knew: The AFL in the British Caribbean

Chapter 11 “Democracy and Freedom” in Brazilian Trade Unionism during the Civil-Military Dictatorship: The Activities of the American Institute for Free Labor Development

Chapter 12 Chilean Workers and the US Labor Movement: From Solidarity to Intervention, 1950s–1970s

Chapter 13 Irving Brown and ICFTU Labor Diplomacy during Algeria’s Struggle for Independence, 1954–1962

Chapter 14 “We Will Follow a Nationalist Policy; but We Will Never Be Neutral”: American Labor and Neutralism in Cold War Africa, 1957–1962

Chapter 15 “Free Labor versus Slave Labor”: Free Trade Unionism and the Challenge of War-Torn Asia

Chapter 16 Transnational Labor Politics in the Global Cold War