Peter Gottlieb

About the Author

Peter Gottlieb is a distinguished historian and archivist whose work has profoundly shaped the study of American labor history. With decades of experience in curating and analyzing historical documents, he has dedicated his career to making the rich narratives of workers' struggles accessible to scholars, educators, and the public. Gottlieb's expertise stems from his tenure at prominent institutions, where he has overseen collections that chronicle the evolution of labor movements from the industrial era to the present day. His insightful guide, 'Labor History Archives in the United States: A Guide for Researching and Teaching,' serves as an indispensable resource for navigating these vital repositories, offering practical advice on research methodologies and pedagogical applications. Through his writings, Gottlieb bridges the gap between archival preservation and contemporary scholarship, ensuring that the voices of the laboring classes endure in historical discourse.