2020 LAWCHA Presidential Address by Julie Greene

April 3, 2020
via Zoom, United States

“Rethinking the Boundaries of Class: Lessons from Transnational Labor History and the Neoliberal University,” with responses from Joe William Trotter, Lara Putnam and Trevor Griffey

 

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