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Blue-Collar Soldiers?: Unionization and the U.S. Military

Edited by Alan Ned Sabrosky
Reviewed by Richard G. Head
April 1978
Blue-Collar Soldiers?: Unionization and the U.S. Military
Edited by Alan Ned Sabrosky
Foreign Policy Research Institute
1977
166 pp.
$5.95
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Articles both for and against military unionization as well as others examining the constitutional questions, European military unions, a sociological analysis, and alternatives. Arguing that unionization is not inevitable, the most thoughtful, and best-written, essay is by William Taylor, who provides a comprehensive, balanced discussion of the six major issues.

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