A Workplace of Their Own: Rockefeller, Roche, and Labor's Battle Over Industrial Democracy
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A Workplace of Their Own: Rockefeller, Roche, and Labor's Battle Over Industrial Democracy

by María E. Montoya

Business History Politics Labor Studies
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María E. Montoya explores labor’s battle over industrial democracy through the contrasting industrial worlds associated with Rockefeller and Roche. A Workplace of Their Own considers how workplaces became arenas for debates about authority, participation, and workers’ rights, offering historical insight into competing visions of industrial life.

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A Workplace of Their Own examines the relationship between industrial workplaces and democratic ideals.

María E. Montoya centers the book on Rockefeller, Roche, and labor’s battle over industrial democracy.

The book considers how questions of authority, participation, and workers’ rights shaped debates about the workplace.

It offers a historical perspective on the struggle to define who should have a voice in industrial life.

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