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Labor and Internationalism
Hobson, J. A. | August 21, 1929 issue

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This article focuses on the book "Labor and Internationalism," by Lewis L. Lorwin. This is one of the most valuable books produced by the Institute of Economics. Lorwin has put into it immense knowledge and great skill of exposition. Most laborers are still local in their personal attachments. Nationalism means little to them, internationalism less. But in the more advanced industrial nations a common consciousness has been slowly emerging during the past century which has taken shape in various fumbling contacts.

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LABOR & Internationalism (Book); LORWIN, Lewis L.; NATIONALISM; INTERNATIONALISM; PATRIOTISM; INTERNATIONAL cooperation
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