ROUGH MANHOOD: THE AGGRESSIVE AND CONFRONTATIONAL SHOP CULTURE OF U.S. AUTO WORKERS DURING WORLD WAR II.

INTERPERSONAL relations; AUTOMOBILE industry workers

Focuses on the manly attitudes of auto workers towards superiors and fellow workers during the World War II period in the U.S. Information on the rough culture of manhood; Details on gender relations among working class individuals; Distinctions between craft workers and canal workers.