Labor Politics: Teaching Resource Collection

APSA's Labor Politics Group brings together political scientists who research and teach about issues related to labor politics and policies. With this teaching resource collection, we aim to provide resources for scholars teaching about topics in political science in which labor is central, such as democracy, the welfare state, political economy, comparative politics, and global development, to name but a few. This collection will also facilitate collaboration between labor scholars in political science and related fields (e.g., labor studies, industrial relations, labor sociology) teaching in the broadly conceived area of "labor politics." Updated in coordination with the Labor Politics Group's leadership at the beginning of each academic year, this page showcases example course syllabi, ancillary teaching materials, and supplemental resources. If you would like to contribute a course syllabus or teaching resource, please send your materials to:

• Matthew Lacouture, University of Massachusetts - Boston, lacouturematthew@gmail.com
• Sidney Rothstein, Williams College, sar5@williams.edu