Alice Kessler-Harris
Identifiers
- VIAF56731853
- WikidataQ4725941
- ISNI0000000121015605
- Open LibraryOL1011561A
Top Subjects
- Women (5)
- History (5)
- Employment (4)
- United States (4)
- Women -- Employment -- United States -- History (2)
- Working class women (2)
- History: American (2)
Books by Alice Kessler-Harris
Total count: 20
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Out to WorkA History of Wage-EArning Women in the United States 20th Anniversay EditionOxford University Press, Incorporated1899-01-01
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The lower class as a factor in reform: New York, the Jews, and the 1890's.1968-01-01
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The lower class as a factor in reformNew York, the Jews, and the 1890's1968-01-01
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Women, work, and the social orderCenter for Educational Policy Research, Harvard Graduate School of Education1973-01-01
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Academic freedom and civil liberties of students in colleges and universities3d ed.American Civil Liberties Union1979-01-01
Women have always workeda historical overviewThe Feminist Press1981-01-01
Out to worka history of wage-earning women in the United StatesOxford University Press1982-01-01
A woman's wagehistorical meanings and social consequencesUniversity Press of Kentucky1990-01-01-
Social HistoryAmer Historical Assn1991-09-01
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Social HistoryRevised editionAmer Historical Assn1997-06-01
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U. S. History As Women's HistoryNew Feminist EssaysUniversity of North Carolina Press2000-01-01
In pursuit of equitywomen, men, and the quest for economic citizenship in 20th century AmericaOxford University Press2001-01-01-
Gender and workpossibilities for a global, historical overviewAmerican Historical Association2006-01-01
Gendering Labor History (Working Class in American History)1 editionUniversity of Illinois Press2006-12-21
Gendering labor historyUniversity of Illinois Press2007-01-01
Democracy and social rights in the "two Wests"1. ed.Otto2009-01-01-
Difficult WomanThe Challenging Life and Times of Lillian HellmanBloomsbury Publishing Plc2013-01-01
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Democracy and the Welfare StateThe Two Wests in the Age of AusterityColumbia University Press2017-01-01
Women Have Always WorkedA Concise HistoryUniversity of Illinois Press2018-01-01
Women have always worked : a historical overview