The United States and the European Trade Union Movement, 1944-1951 Book

	Preface
	Abbreviations Used in the Text
Pt. 1	The Postwar Reconversion, 1944-1946
Ch. 1	A Prosperous, Stable, and Democratic World	3
	The Unions and the Peace: The CIO	8
	The AFL and Its Anti-Soviet Policy	12
	The World Federation of Trade Unions	17
	The United States Government and the Trade Union Issue	21
	From the New Deal to Productivity	25
Ch. 2	The Primacy of Politics: Italy	31
	Liberalizing the Trade Unions	33
	The Visit of the Anglo-American Trade Union Delegation	37
	The Allied Administration and the CGIL	47
	The Liberation	52
	The Confederation and the Political Parties	59
	Political Alliances	65
Pt. 2	The World Splits in Two, 1947-1951
Ch. 3	The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan: Toward Anti-Communist Stabilization	81
	The American Mission in Greece	83
	The Attack on the WFTU	88
	The Marshall Plan	96
	The AFL on the Offensive	103
	The Crisis in the CIO	107
Ch. 4	The Breakup of the International Trade Union Movement	114
	The Trade Union Conference for the ERP	115
	The Breakup of the WFTU	122
	"Western" Trade Unionism	126
	The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions	131
Ch. 5	Divisions and Realignments: The Italian Case	138
	Reformism and Anticommunism	139
	The CGIL, the ERP, and the Elections of 18 April 1948	148
	The Catholic Withdrawal from the CGIL	158
	A Single, Large Anti-Communist Union	164
Ch. 6	The European Recover Program: Toward a New Model of Society and Trade Unions	175
	The ECA and the Unions	178
	The ECA and Productivity: Between Stability and Modernization	182
	The Weakness of the Unions: The Italian Case	191
	Rearmament and the "Productivity Drive"	201
	Conclusion	215
	Notes	227
	Selected Sources	279
	Index	285