David Aaron Zonderman

Collecting the Globe: The Salem East India Marine Society Museum

Zonderman, D. A. (2022, June 1). JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, Vol. 109, pp. 150–151.

White Workers and the American Civil War

American Baroque: Pearls and the Nature of Empire, 1492-1700

Zonderman, D. A. (2019, June). JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, Vol. 106, pp. 156–157.

Civic labors: Scholar activism and working-class studies

[Review of ]. Labor-Studies in Working-Class History of the Americas, 15(2), 117–119.

Networks of Power, Knowledge, and Control in Industrializing America

[Review of ]. JOURNAL OF URBAN HISTORY, 40(4), 806–811.

Minding the machine: Languages of class in early industrial America

[Review of ]. Labour (Halifax, N.S.), (57), 232–234.

Labor geographies: Workers and the landscape of capitalism

Labour (Halifax, N.S.), (51), 333–335.

Firms, networks and business values: The British and American cotton industries since 1750.

Zonderman, D. A. (2002, October). AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, Vol. 107, pp. 1192–1192.

Surveying the survey texts: Recent works in American labor history

[Review of ]. LABOR HISTORY, 43(3), 335–342.

The American manufactory: Art, labor, and the world of things in the early republic.

Zonderman, D. A. (2000, December). JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, Vol. 87, pp. 1022–1023.

The American peasantry - Southern agricultural labor and its legacy, 1850-1995: A study in political economy

[Review of ]. Labor History, 41(1), 96–98.

Journeymen for Jesus: Evangelical artisans confront capitalism in Jacksonian Baltimore

[Review of ]. Journal of American History (Bloomington, Ind.), 86(3), 1337–1338.

Where is our responsibility? Unions and economic change in the New England textile industry, 1870-1960.

[Review of ]. Industrial & Labor Relations Review, 52(1), 148–149.

Aspirations and anxieties: New England workers and the mechanized factory system, 1815-1850

New York: Oxford University Press.