Table of Contents
| Cover Page | IMAGE |
| Contributors / Collaborateurs | |
| 7-8 |
Articles
| Modèles migratoires et intégration socio-économique des Canadiens français de la vallée de Saginaw, Michigan, 1840-1900 | |
| Jean Lamarre | 9-33 |
| Mechanomorphosis: Science, Management, and "Human Machinery" in Industrial Canada, 1900-45 | |
| Cynthia Comacchio | 35-67 |
| Solving the Labour Problem at Imperial Oil: Welfare Capitalism in the Canadian Petroleum Industry, 1919-1929 | |
| Hugh Grant | 69-95 |
| Industrial Homework, Economic Restructuring and the Meaning of Work | |
| Belinda Leach | 97-115 |
| The Cult of Spontaneity: Finnish-Canadian Bushworkers and the Industrial Workers of the World in Northern Ontario, 1919-1934 | |
| J. Peter Campbell | 117-146 |
| Does the International Labour Movement Need Salvaging?: Communism, Labourism, and the Canadian Trade Unions, 1921-1928 | |
| John Manley | 147-180 |
Research Reports / Notes de Recherche
| The Past is at Our Feet: The Workers' City Project in Hamilton, Ontario | |
| Robert B. Kristofferson | 181-197 |
| The Plywood Girls: Women and Gender Ideology at the Port Alberni Plywood Plant, 1942-1991 | |
| Susanne Klausen | 199-235 |
Review Essays / Notes Critiques
| Labour in Southern Africa | |
| Marc Epprecht | 237-241 |
| Understanding Work Historically: A reflection prompted by two recent studies of the fur trade | |
| Robert C. H. Sweeny | 243-252 |
| Reviews / Comptes Rendus | |
| 253-323 |
| Notebook / Carnet | |
| Andrew Parnaby, Richard Rennie | 325-333 |
| Index | |
| 335-352 |
| Abstracts / Résumés | |
| 353-359 |