Working class - Globe Thesis

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41.	Becoming men: The journey of Irish American men into manhood
42.	In search of one's pack: A narrative study of a working-class woman in the academy
43.	Jewish labor's second city: The formation of a Jewish working class in Chicago, 1886--1928
44.	Between the suburbs and the ghetto: Racial and economic change in working-class Philadelphia, 1933--1965
45.	Gender ideology, depression, and marital quality in working-class, dual-earner couples across the transition to parenthood
46.	Fixed and framed: Working-class textuality in the cultural terrain
47.	Servants of darkness: Crime fiction and the American working class
48.	Paying for Patriarchy: Dramaturgy of Working Class Masculinity in Ibsen's The Wild Duck and Shepard's Curse of the Starving Class
49.	Masculinity and the English working class, 1837--1908 (Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell, Charles Kingsley)
50.	Social realism of British New Wave 'Left' films: The working-class border characte
51.	An Examination of the Historical Time-Period and Socio-Cultural Factors that Influence Use and Non-Use of Information and Communication Technologies by Older, Working-Class Black Americans
52.	Crisis in whiteness: White workingmen's narratives and the American dream
53.	Independent motherhood: The life experiences of never married working-class single mothers in New York City
54.	Exercising agency under social constraints: The identity construction and negotiation of Chinese working-class immigrant women in San Francisco Bay Area and the role of Chinese ethnic newspapers in this process (California)
55.	Past in use: Representations of alienation and violence in (selected) working-class memoirs
56.	Liberalism, working-class formation and historical memory: Dockworkers in a Colombian frontier
57.	Racial Formation in the Post-September 11 Era: The Paradoxical Positioning of Working Class South Asian American Youth
58.	Global capitalism: The case of the Dominican Republic from 1960 through 2002
59.	Hollywood's working class: Class and class conflict in the Hollywood cinema, 1927--1941
60.	Low-income women's standpoint: Recognizing poor and working-class American women as generators of resistant knowledge
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