Here’s the list of what we don’t have on the site. As I make new PDFs I'll add them here until one of adds them to the correct page.
The Movement:
Bay Area Revolutionary Union, The Red Papers, 15¢
John Evansohn, Laura Foner, Mark Naiso, Ruth Meyerwitz, Will Brumback, Literature on the American Working Class, 1970, 15¢
Staughton Lynd, A History of the Steelworkers Union, 1973, 30¢
Movement publications: Most are missing
American Political Economy:
Paul Baran and Paul Sweezy, The Absorption of Surplus: The Sales Effort, 35¢
Jerry DeMuth, G.E.: Profile of a Corporation, 10¢
John Gurley, Unemployment and Inflation, 25¢
Dollars and Sense, Trade Wars. A collection of articles on US competition with other advanced capitalist countries, $1.00
Power structure
Kathy Boudin & Brian Glick, The Political Functions of the Grand Jury, 5¢
Martin Nicolaus - The Contradiction of Advanced Capitalist Society and Its Resolution, 10¢
Open the Books: How to Research a Corporation Urban Planning Aid
How to and self help
Grand Juries Young, Peter and Barry Litt
Education:
Anthony Barton, The Chocolate Children, 1970, 10¢
George Dennison, The Lives of Children: The Story of the First Street School, $1.95
This Magazine is About Schools (Summerhillian Approach; current issue), 95¢
Schools:
Italian Schoolboys, Dear Miss, 15¢
Eric Mann, The Newark Community School, 1967, 10¢
The university:
Kathleen Gough Aberle, Anthropology and Imperialism, 1968, 10¢
Allen Krebs, The University, 1966, 15¢
AFRICA:
Romano Ledda, Social Diseases and Political Struggle in Africa, 1967
LATIN AMERICA
Anon., Introduction to Revolutionary Politics and the Cuban Working Class, 1969
Juan Mari Bras, The New Struggle for Puerto Rico’s Independence, 1969
IMPERIALISM
Kathleen Gough Aberle, Anthropology and Imperialism, 1967
Andre Gunder Frank, Rostow’s Stages of Economic Growth Through Escalation to Nuclear Destruction, 1967
Jules Henry, Capital’s Last Frontier, 1966, 5¢
Gareth Stedman Jones, The Continuity of Imperialism in American History, 25¢
Leo Huberman, Paul Sweezy, Peaceful Transition from Socialism to Capitalism?, 1964
Mitch Zimmerman & the United Front Press, International Runaway Shops: Why US Companies are Moving Their Plants Abroad, 50¢
Working Class
Steve Babson & Nancy Brigham, What's Happening to Our Jobs, $1.45
John Evansohn/Laura Foner/Mark Naison/Ruth Meyerwitz/Will Brumback, Literature on the American Working Class, 15¢
Resources for Community Change, Gonna Rise Again!: Economic Organizing for Hard Times, $1.00
Richard Boyer and Herbert Morais, Labor's Untold Story, Published by UE, $2.50
Karson/Radosh, The AFL and Negro Workers, 1894–1949, 25¢
Ken Lawrence, The Roots of Class Struggle in the South, 60¢
Walter Linder, District 65: How a Good Union Goes Bad, 15¢
Why Are These Men Holding Hands? A Poster and Essay Demian
Gay Male Liberation issue Motive magazine
Lesbian/Feminist issue Motive magazine
Sleeping Beauty: A Lesbian Fairy Tale Sojourner Truth Press
Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery: The Invention of the White Race Allen, Theodor
Class, Race, and Chicano Oppression Almaguer, Tomas
Labor in the South: Black Workers Set Against White, Strike Broken Analavage, Rober
Detroit to Durban -- Black Workers Common Struggle Black Workers' Organizing Committee
On the Job Oppression of Working Women: A Collection of Articles Various
WOMEN
Women’s Place is at the Typewriter: The Feminization of the Clerical Labor Force Davis, Margery
Women and Psychology Feminist Studies Program of Cambridge-Goddard Graduate School
Getting Together: How to Start a Women’s Liberation Group Freeman, Jane & Marge Piercy (Outreach Committee; Cape Cod Women’s Liberation)
On Day Care
Gross, Louisen & Phyllis MacEwen
Experiences in Day Care Centers, Play Groups, and Free Schools, MacEwan, Phyllis Taube
Bread and Roses (from Leviathan #3) McAfee, Kathy & Myrna Wood
A Handbook on Sexual Assault Montreal Health Press
The Gun is Loaded: Images of Women in Advertising Nitchie, Judy
Getting Stronger: Women Workers Organize the Abortion Clinics Red Sun Press, Editor
Women Organizing in the Office Women’s Work Project