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Introduction. Connections, Comparisons, Inspirations: Overcoming a Dichotomous View of the History of Labor in the United States and Brazil, Fernando Teixeira da Silva, Alexandre Fortes, Gillian McGillivray, and Thomas D. Rogers
Part I: Immigration, Labor, and Feminism
Chapter 1: Immigration and Militance: Notes on Italians in São Paulo and the United States, Michael M. Hall
Chapter 2: International Feminist Connections in the Making of Labor Rights for Women, 1917-1937, Glaucia Cristina Candian Fraccaro
Part II: New Deal, New State, and World War II
Chapter 3: Labor's New Deal: Corporatism and Politics in the US and Brazil, Fernando Teixeira da Silva
Chapter 4: Labor, Race, and Politics: US Views of Brazil in the Context of the Second World War, Alexandre Fortes
Chapter 5: Social Peace in a Time of War: Labor Justice and Foreign Policy in World War II Brazil, Rebecca Herman
Part III: The Cold War, Race, and Rural Workers
Chapter 6: An Engagé Intellectual in Brazil: Robert Alexander's View of Brazili