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100 1  Faue, Elizabeth 
370    |fDetroit (Mich.)|2naf 
372    Labor movement|aWorking class|2lcsh 
373    Wayne State University|2naf 
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378    |qElizabeth Victoria 
400 1  Faue, Elizabeth Victoria 
670    Her Community of suffering and struggle, c1991:|bCIP t.p. 
       (Elizabeth Faue) 
670    Writing the wrongs, c2002:|bCIP t.p. (Elizabeth Victoria 
       Faue) CIP data sheet (b. 1956) 
670    Faue, Elizabeth. Rethinking the American labor movement, 
       2017:|btitle pages (Elizabeth Faue) 
670    Faue, Elizabeth. Women, work and community, Minneapolis 
       1929-1946, 1987:|btitle page (by Elizabeth Victoria Faue) 
670    Wayne State University, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
       (Website), viewed September 25, 2017:|bElizabeth Faue 
       (Elizabeth Faue is known for her work exploring the 
       gendered dimensions of labor, politics, and working-class 
       experience and as an advocate for interdisciplinary 
       scholarship, critical engagement, and higher education. 
       Currently Chair of the Department of History at Wayne 
       State University, she served as associate dean of the 
       Graduate School from 2007 to 2009 and as Director of 
       Graduate Studies in History from 2010 to 2015. Faue is the
       author of the newly published Rethinking the American 
       Labor Movement (Routledge, 2017), Community of Suffering 
       and Struggle (University of North Carolina Press,1991), on
       gender in the labor movement of the 1930s, and Writing the
       Wrongs (Cornell University Press, 2002), a biography of 
       labor journalist, Eva McDonald Valesh ...)|uhttps://
       clasprofiles.wayne.edu/profile/ad5247