The reminiscences of Lindsay Rogers
by Donald Francis Shaughnessy, New York Times Oral History Program, Lindsay Rogers, Russell Schoch, Douglas Scott
Book 172 of Columbia University oral history collection -- pt. 4
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How does Lindsay Rogers's dual background as a lawyer and political scientist uniquely shape his understanding and recounting of the historical events and figures he discusses?
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Rogers details his involvement with the garment industry mediation commission. What insights does his account offer into the nature of labor disputes and reconciliation, and how might these lessons apply to workplace issues today?
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From his time with the International Labour Office to the UN conference in San Francisco, what does Rogers's narrative reveal about the evolution and challenges of international cooperation during his era?
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