Tag Archives: Democratic Party

Management, Labor, and the Union

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Louis William Rose

We recognize that there is a fundamental difference between management and labor. Being part of labor means that, at least for right now, you are destined to make your way through life with a little less than you’d hoped for. … Continue reading →

Posted in Political Theory, Politics | Tagged AFL–CIO, collective bargaining, Democratic Party, First Amendment, freedom of association, labor, Labor Movement, Louis William Rose, Management, Teamsters, Trade union, Union, United States, Work, Working class | Leave a comment

Warren Beatty’s Bulworth: A Trial Balloon for the 2000 Presidential Nomination

Posted on November 6, 2001 by Louis William Rose

Warren Beatty is a successful actor, director and producer. In addition to the entertainment industry, he has been publicly involved in liberal and democratic causes for the greater part of his life. He was seven when Franklin Roosevelt was reelected … Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Papers, Political Theory, Politics | Tagged 2000 Presidential Primary, Bulworth, Democratic Party, Louis William Rose, Warren Beatty | Leave a comment

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