Ashurst-Sumners Act
type: Concept
broader: labor

Hawes-Cooper Act
type: Concept
broader: labor

Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program
type: Concept
broader: labor

Volstead Act
type: Concept
broader: labor

birth and infancy
type: Concept
narrower: labor

boot camps
type: Concept
broader: labor

child labor
type: Concept
broader: labor

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: labor

cultural/social anthropology
type: Concept
narrower: labor

direct labor
type: Concept
broader: labor

hard labor
type: Concept
broader: labor

history of prisons
type: Concept
narrower: labor

illegal labor
type: Concept
broader: labor

labor
type: Concept
broader: birth and infancy
broader: prisons and correctional facilities
broader: production factors
broader: history of prisons
broader: cultural/social anthropology
definition: Labor and laborers figured prominently in the political evolution of early America. Perhaps the most powerful and paradoxical legacy of the American Revolution was a “republican” set of assumptions that infused politics, family and civic life, work, and leisure. [Source: Encyclopedia of U.S. Political History; Labor]
narrower: boot camps
narrower: unicor
narrower: prisoner unions
narrower: Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program
narrower: Hawes-Cooper Act
narrower: plantation prisons
narrower: Volstead Act
narrower: privatization of labor
narrower: Ashurst-Sumners Act
narrower: work release programs
narrower: hard labor
narrower: child labor
narrower: direct labor
narrower: illegal labor
narrower: prisoner pay

plantation prisons
type: Concept
broader: labor

prisoner pay
type: Concept
broader: labor

prisoner unions
type: Concept
broader: labor

prisons and correctional facilities
type: Concept
narrower: labor

privatization of labor
type: Concept
broader: labor

production factors
type: Concept
narrower: labor

unicor
type: Concept
broader: labor

work release programs
type: Concept
broader: labor