Blood on Steel

Discover the compelling narrative of Blood on Steel by Michael Dennis, published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2014. This insightful hardback edition spans 152 pages and delves deep into the Memorial Day Massacre, presenting it as a pivotal moment in the ongoing saga of labor-management relations in the United States. Dennis offers a wide-angle perspective, illustrating how this tragic event is not merely another instance of violence but a crucial reflection of the broader movement for social democracy that emerged during the New Deal era. With its rich historical context and engaging analysis, this book is essential for anyone interested in industrial relations and the complexities of the steel industry and trade. Explore the intersections of strikes, lockouts, and labor rights in American history through Dennis's expert lens.