TY  - BOOK
AU  - Fox,Kenneth
AU  - Hetzel,Mary Jo
AU  - Riddell,Tom
AU  - Rose,Nancy
AU  - Sazama,Jerry
AU  - Naples,Michele
AU  - Johnson,Dale L.
AU  - O'Donnell,Christine
AU  - Robinson,J.Gregg
AU  - Olson,Laura Katz
AU  - Winnick,Andrew J.
AU  - Gregory,Judith
AU  - Mandina,Jerry
AU  - McDougall,Harold A.
AU  - Suess,Terri
AU  - Cartwright,Bob
AU  - Minkle,Beryl
AU  - Johnston,Paul
AU  - Yates,Michael D.
AU  - Hart-Landsberg,Martin
AU  - Lembcke,Jerry
AU  - Marotto,Bob
AU  - Maier,Mark H.
AU  - Sankar,Suzanne
AU  - McCormick,Andrew
AU  - Topakian,Gregory
AU  - Henze,Laura
AU  - Lewis,Sasha
AU  - Hunter,Allen
AU  - Brouder,John
ED  - Union for Radical Political Economics.
ED  - Popular Economics Research Group
ED  - Downtown Welfare Advocacy Center
ED  - City Life/Vida Urbana
TI  - Crisis in the public sector: a reader 
SN  - 0853455759 (pbk.)
AV  - HJ 7539 .C74 1982
U1  - 336.73 19
PY  - 1982///]
CY  - New York
PB  - Monthly Review Press
KW  - Government spending policy
KW  - United States
KW  - Economic assistance, Domestic
KW  - Economic history
N1  - 1. Introduction: the nature of the public sector; Reader editorial collective: Ken Fox, Mary Jo Hetzel, Tom Riddell, Nancy Rose, and Jerry Sazama --; Part I: understanding the crisis --; 2. The crisis in perspective; Michele Naples, Tom Riddell, and Nancy Rose --; 3. The accumulation crisis and service professionals; Dale L. Johnson and Christine O'Donnell --; 4. A class analysis of state workers; J. Gregg Robinson --; Part II: the economics of the crisis --; 5. The tax system and the tax revolt; Jerry Sazama --; 6. The great tax revolt; Popular Economics Research Group --; 7. Pension power and the public sector; Laura Katz Olson --; 8. The financial crisis in Cleveland; Andrew J. Winnick, Judith Gregory, and Jerry Mandina --; Part III: the crisis in the community --; 9. We shall not be moved: urban renewal in Philadelphia; Harold A. McDougall --; 10. The politics of revitalization: organizing in Newark; Terri Suess and Bob Cartwright --; 11. Welfare rights: organizing in Massachusetts; Beryl Minkle --; 12. Repressive welfare; Downtown Welfare Advocacy Center --; 13. Why talk about socialism?; City Life/Vida Urbana --; Part IV: the crisis and public sector unions --; 14. Public sector unionism; Paul Johnston --; 15. Public sector unions and the labor movement; Michael D. Yates --; 16. Public sector workers and the crisis of capitalism; Martin Hart-Landsberg, Jerry Lembcke, and Bob Marotto --; 17. Public sector labor relations; Mark H. Maier --; Part V: the crisis and public sector workers --; 18. Contracting out: attrition of state employees; Suzanne Sankar --; 19. Union organizing in day care; Andrew McCormick --; 20. Proposition 13: fighting cutbacks in Alameda County; Gregory Topakian, and Laura Henze --; Part VI: the crisis in political perspective --; 21. The far-right plan for 1980; Sasha Lewis --; 22. The ideology of the New Right; Allen Hunter --; 23. Beyond liberalism; Mary Jo Hetzel and John Brouder
N2  - "This Reader deals with the crisis in the public sector—the fact that programs directed at human needs for working people and the poor are being cut in order to aid the private business sector. The goal of this collection of articles is to examine the public sector crisis: to put it into historical perspective, to explore its roots and causes, to spell out some of its effects, and to consider some of the actual and potential reactions to it. -- From the introduction
UR  - https://openlibrary.org/books/OL8284540M/Crisis_in_the_Public_Sector
ER  -