“Money Gets Things Done, But Leg Work Does Too”: An Appalachian Central Labor Council’s Efforts to (Re)Claim Community Space in a Privatized Public

Rebecca Adkins Fletcher

“Money Gets Things Done, But Leg Work Does Too”: An Appalachian Central Labor Council’s Efforts to (Re)Claim Community Space in a Privatized Public

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Abstract

Excerpt of Abstract: This ethnographic research highlights the efforts of a Central Labor Council in metropolitan Central Appalachia to become more involved in the community. The council's strategies include renewing interests in community participation, making charitable donations, and strengthening their political voice.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Appalachian Studies
Volume	21
State	Published - 2015

Keywords

Appalachia
ethnographic research

Disciplines

Appalachian Studies
Medicine and Health Sciences
Regional Sociology

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“Money Gets Things Done, But Leg Work Does Too”: An Appalachian Central Labor Council’s Efforts to (Re)Claim Community Space in a Privatized Public

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