Authors Beginning With the Letter W

• Wagner, Jonathan F.

  • 1981 — “Songs of Protest From Edenwald”

• Wakewich, Pamela

  • 1999 — Avec Smith, Helen, “"Beauty and the Helldivers": Representing Women's Work and Identities in a Warplant Newspaper”

• Wald, Alan

  • 2014 — ““A Seemingly Incongruous Alliance””
  • 2012 — “Bohemian Bolsheviks After World War II:”

• Walls, Martha

  • 2020 — “Tina Loo, Moved by the State: Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Post War Canada (Vancouver: UBC Press 2019)”

• Walters, David

  • 2022 — “Alan Hall, The Subjectivities and Politics of Occupational Risk: Mines, Farms and Auto-Factories (Philadelphia: Routledge, 2021)”

• Warburton, Rennie

  • 1999 — “The Workingmen's Protective Association, Victoria, B.C., 1878: Racism, Intersectionality and Status Politics”
  • 1989 — Avec Carroll, William K., “Feminism, Class Consciousness and Household-Work Linkages Among Registered Nurses in Victoria”

• Ward, Kelly

  • 2014 — “Having It All”

• Warskett, Rosemary

  • 2021 — With Sangster, Joan, Smith, Charles, Blanc, Eric, Konings, Martijn, Maher, Stephen, and Ross, Stephanie, “The Legacy of Leo Panitch”

• Watson, James

  • 2020 — Avec Ross, Stephanie et Savage, Larry, “Interrogating the Relationship Between Bargaining Structures and Bargaining Outcomes for Contract Academic Faculty in Ontario”

• Way, Peter

  • 2013 — ““The something that has called itself ‘Marxism'””

• Wayman, Tom

  • 1995 — “To be Free Full-Time: The Challenge of Work”
  • 1983 — “Inside Job: The Transformation of Literature”

• Weaver, John

  • 1981 — “Staying on the Straight and Narrow:”

• Webb, Jeff A.

  • 2001 — “The Arthur Webb Story 1885-1964”

• Webber, Jeremy

  • 1991 — “Compelling Compromise: Canada chooses Conciliation over Arbitration 1900-1907”
  • 1985 — “The Malaise of Compulsory Conciliation”

• Weesjes, Elke

  • 2021 — “Ben Harker, The Chronology of Revolution: Communism, Culture, and Civil Society in Twentieth-Century Britain (Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2021)”

• Weinstock, Daniel

  • 2014 — “The Conservative Assault on Parliamentary Government”

• Weir, Lorna

  • 1995 — “Social Movement Activism in the Formation of Ontario New Democratic Party Policy on Abortion, 1982-1984”

• Wells, Don

  • 2007 — Avec Lewchuk, Wayne, “Transforming Worker Representation: The Magna Model in Canada and Mexico”
  • 1997 — “"From Fordist Worker Resistance to Post-Fordist Capitalist Hegemony?"”
  • 1995 — “The Impact of the Postwar Compromise on Canadian Unionism: The Formation of an Auto Worker Local in the 1950s”

• Welton, Michael R.

  • 1986 — “Conflicting Visions, Divergent Strategies”

• Wentzell, Tyler

  • 2023 — “Labour and the Law in Canada, an Essay by Maurice Spector”
  • 2017 — “Canada's Foreign Enlistment Act and the Spanish Civil War”

• Wereley, Ian

  • 2020 — “Graham D. Taylor, Imperial Standard: Imperial Oil, Exxon, and the Canadian Oil Industry from 1880”

• Whitaker, Reg

  • 2021 — “In Memoriam”
  • 2014 — “Harper's History”
  • 1986 — “Official Repression of Communism During World War II”

• Whitaker, Reginald

  • 1977 — “The Liberal Corporatist Ideas of Mackenzie King”

• Whitehead, Robin

  • 2023 — “Constance Backhouse, Reckoning with Racism: Police, Judges and the RDS Case (Vancouver: UBC Press 2022)”

• Willis, Cameron

  • 2022 — ““If You Want Anything, You Have to Fight for It””

• Willis, John

  • 2006 — “Cette manche au syndicat — La grève chez Dupuis Frères en 1952”

• Wilson, Fred

  • 2009 — “Holding the Line in the Canadian Pulp and Paper Industry”

• Wilson, J. Donald

  • 1999 — “"The police beat them up just to keep warm": A Finnish-Canadian Communist Comments on Environmental Depredation and Capitalist Exploitation in Early 20th-Century British Columbia”

• Winant, Gabriel

  • 2022 — “Jenny Carson, A Matter of Moral Justice: Black Women Laundry Workers and the Fight for Justice (Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 2021)”

• Wiseman, Matthew S.

  • 2019 — “Christabelle Sethna and Steve Hewitt, Just Watch Us: RCMP Surveillance of the Women's Liberation Movement in Cold War Canada”

• Wiseman, Nelson

  • 1995 — “The Eclipse of the NDP”

• Wishart, James M.

  • 2001 — “Class Difference and the Reformation of Ontario Public Hospitals, 1900-1935: "Make Every Effort to Satisfy the Tastes of the Well-to-Do"”

• Witwer, David

  • 2022 — ““The Jimmy Hoffa of Canada””

• Wolfe, David A.

  • 1986 — “Capitalist Crisis and Marxist Theory”

• Wood, Geoffrey

  • 2011 — “Firms and Workers:”
  • 2008 — “Diversity and Transformation within Varieties of Capitalism, Work, and Employment: The Sustainability of Alternatives to Neo-Liberalism”
  • 2005 — “Imperialism and Disorder: The Global Ambitions and Internal Decay of the United States”
  • 2001 — “South African Trade Unions in a Time of Adjustment”

• Wood, Gregory

  • 2021 — “Toni Gilpin, The Long Deep Grudge: A Story of Big Capital, Radical Labor, and Class War in the American Heartland (Chicago: Haymarket Books 2019)”

• Wotherspoon, Terry

  • 1993 — “From Subordinate Partners to Dependent Employees: State Regulation of Public School Teachers in Nineteenth-Century British Columbia”

• Wright, Barry

  • 1992 — “Sedition in Upper Canada: Contested Legality”

• Wright, Christopher

  • 1996 — Avec Ferland, Jacques, “Rural and Urban Labour Processes: A Comparative Analysis of Australian and Canadian Development”

• Wright, Cynthia

  • 2008 — “Challenging States of Illegality:”

• Wright, Donald

  • 2014 — “Howard Zinn, The People's Historian”

• Wright, Miriam

  • 2008 — “‘Building the Great Lucrative Fishing Industry': Aboriginal Gillnet Fishers and Protests over Salmon Fishery Regulations for the Nass and Skeena Rivers, 1950s–1960s”
  • 1998 — “Young Men and Technology: Government Attempts to Create a "Modern" Fisheries Workforce in Newfoundland, 1949-1970”

• Wu, Tommy

  • 2024 — “Spatial Labour Control”

• Wylie, William N.T.

  • 1983 — “Poverty, Distress, and Disease”