Actual photos of the item our customer will receive are provided, we do not use stock photos, please refer to condition listed, and to the photos for condition details. Original date of purchase may be written inside front cover in small print. Delve into the compelling narrative of "Dying for Work: Workers' Safety and Health in Twentieth-Century America" by Gerald Markowitz. This trade paperback edition is a critical addition to any scholar's library, focusing on the grim history of workplace hazards and the long-standing struggle for safer working conditions. With a detailed exploration of labor and industrial relations, this textbook is not just a recount of events but a profound analysis of the industrial health and safety landscape in the United States. Spanning 256 pages, this thought-provoking read is presented in English and published by Indiana University Press. Its dimensions are practical for reading and reference, with a length of 9 inches, a width of 5.9 inches, and a modest height of 0.8 inches. The book's weight of 13.4 ounces makes it portable for both students and professionals. Whether you're interested in technology and engineering, history, or political science, this publication from 1989 offers valuable insights into a pivotal era in American industrial history. All of our pre-owned items are thoroughly cleaned, tested/operated, sanitized, and bagged during storage. We only offer our customers the best quality new and pre-owned merchandise, with secure packaging and FAST shipping. Stop by and check out our other items in our store, TN_Goodies. All items are thoroughly tested and exact condition is always described. We are working full time to serve our CUSTOMERS! Please do not hesitate to send a message with any questions, we are here to help. Thank You for shopping with us!