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Theses and Conference Papers

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Lewis, Harold. “The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), 1945–65: An Organizational and Political Anatomy.” PhD diss., University of Warwick, 2003.

Meehan, Edgar J. “The British ‘Left’ and Foreign Policy, 1945–51.” PhD diss., London University, 1954.

Morgan, Eric. “To Act Quietly and Without Fanfare: The AFL-CIO, African-American Labor Center, and South Africa.” Paper presented at the Eighth Northeastern Workshop on Southern Africa, Burlington, VT, 17–19 October 2008.

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