Brock prof’s book on revolutionizing retail released in paperback
The paperback version of Kendra Coulter's book, Revolutionizing Retail: Workers, Political Action, and Social Change has just been released. The ... Full story
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Brock associate professor to appear on CBC Radio’s The Current Nov. 11
Kendra Coulter, an Associate Professor in the Centre for Labour Studies, will make an appearance on CBC Radio's The Current ... Full story -
Brock unveils plaque honouring early union supporters in Niagara
Yesterday, Brock unveiled a new plaque recognizing the significant contributions that local union members made to the University's Founding Fund ... Full story -
Brock to unveil plaque honouring early union supporters in Niagara
Tomorrow, Brock will unveil a new plaque recognizing the significant contributions that local union members made to the University's Founding ... Full story -
Condensed Spring/Summer courses pack pedagogical punch
When most Brock University students were finishing summer jobs or enjoying their last days at the beach, Mitch McIntosh was ... Full story -
Brock prof co-edits book on public sector unions in Canada
Larry Savage, associate professor and director of Centre for Labour Studies at Brock, will launch a new book that he's ... Full story -
Profs part of library’s spring author series
Brock University professors Carmela Patrias and Larry Savage will talk about their latest book, Union Power: Solidarity and Struggle in ... Full story -
Brock professor talks about future of unions on national radio
Kendra Coulter, an assistant professor in Brock's Centre for Labour Studies, was a guest on CBC Radio's The Current news ... Full story -
Labour studies prof carves niche revolutionizing retail
When Kendra Coulter quit her job selling accessories in university, she thought she was finished with life in retail. Not ... Full story -
Publications — Aug. 31
Friedman, Tami J. (2011). " ‘Acute Depression . . . in . . . the Age of Plenty': Capital Migration, Economic Dislocation, and the Missing ‘Social Contract' of ... Full story
