The Cambridge handbook of labor and democracy Introduction Angela B. Cornell A new labor law for deep democracy : from social democracy to democratic socialism Mark Barenberg Labor and democracy : constructing deepening and defending citizenship rights Kenneth M. Roberts Labors obstacles and democracys demise Angela B. Cornell Right wing populism illiberal democracy trade unions and workers rights Keith D. Ewing Sectoral bargaining in the United States : historical roots of a twenty first century renewal Nelson Lichtenstein The lever and the fulcrum : organizing and bargaining for democracy and the common good Stephen Lerner Sarita Gupta Lauren Jacobs Joseph A. McCartin and Marilyn Sneiderman Industrial democracy in the United States past and present Wilma B. Liebman Holding on : the decline of organized labor in the U.S. in historical perspective and the implications for democracy Timothy J. Minchin Unions and the democratic First Amendment Charlotte Garden Coming apart : how union decline and workplace disintegration imperil democracy Cynthia Estlund Unions can help white workers become more racially tolerant Paul Frymer Jacob M. Grumbach and Thomas Ogorzalek Attacking democracy through immigration workplace raids Bill Ong Hing The care crisis : Covid 19 labor feminism and democracy Debora Dinner Labor workers rights and democracy in Latin America Mark Anner African perspectives on labor rights as enhancers of democratic governance Evance Kalula and Chanda Chungu Why workers often oppose democracy David Ost Reclaiming democracy : the challenge facing labor in India Anibel Ferus Comelo A critical assessment of democratic labor unionism in South Korea from a feminist standpoint Jaok Kwon Pursuing democratic depth in an age of multinational power and soft labor law : the case of platform worker protests Julia López López Corporatization of higher education : a crisis of labor and democracy Risa L. Lieberwitz The fissured welfare state : care work democracy and public private governance Gabriel Winant.