Gordon Hak is a member of the History Department at Malaspina University-College.

This is a very well-written book that makes important scholarly contributions to a number of disciplines … It uses a rich variety of sources and methods to combine economic history with cultural, political, labour, and social history in ways that will challenge and inspire all BC and Canadian historians. - Mark Leier, Professor of History and Director of the Centre for Labour Studies at Simon Fraser University

• Maps, Tables, IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction1 Companies, Markets, and Production Facilities2 The State, Sustained Yield, and Small Operators3 Establishing Unions4 Union Politics5 The Daily Grind: Capital and Labour in the Era of the Collective Agreement6 Technology7 Companies and Unions Meet the Environmental MovementFinal RemarksNotesAbbreviationsBibliographyIndex

Gordon Hak is a member of the History Department at Malaspina University-College.

This is a very well-written book that makes important scholarly contributions to a number of disciplines … It uses a rich variety of sources and methods to combine economic history with cultural, political, labour, and social history in ways that will challenge and inspire all BC and Canadian historians. - Mark Leier, Professor of History and Director of the Centre for Labour Studies at Simon Fraser University

• Maps, Tables, IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction1 Companies, Markets, and Production Facilities2 The State, Sustained Yield, and Small Operators3 Establishing Unions4 Union Politics5 The Daily Grind: Capital and Labour in the Era of the Collective Agreement6 Technology7 Companies and Unions Meet the Environmental MovementFinal RemarksNotesAbbreviationsBibliographyIndex

Gordon Hak is a member of the History Department at Malaspina University-College.

This is a very well-written book that makes important scholarly contributions to a number of disciplines … It uses a rich variety of sources and methods to combine economic history with cultural, political, labour, and social history in ways that will challenge and inspire all BC and Canadian historians. - Mark Leier, Professor of History and Director of the Centre for Labour Studies at Simon Fraser University

• Maps, Tables, IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction1 Companies, Markets, and Production Facilities2 The State, Sustained Yield, and Small Operators3 Establishing Unions4 Union Politics5 The Daily Grind: Capital and Labour in the Era of the Collective Agreement6 Technology7 Companies and Unions Meet the Environmental MovementFinal RemarksNotesAbbreviationsBibliographyIndex