Matthew E. Stanley Data-verified

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Matthew E. Stanley's research primarily focuses on American labor history, worker resistance, and the intersection of capitalism with social movements. His recent publications include "Grand Army of Labor" (2021) and "The St. Louis Commune of 1877: Communism in the Heartland" (2024). Stanley has also explored broader themes in American conflict and identity, as seen in "The Long Civil War: New Explorations of America's Enduring Conflict" (2023) and "American Vanguardism" (2022). He has contributed to scholarly discussions through reviews, such as his commentary on Jacqueline Jones' "No Right to an Honest Living" (2024), and has served as guest editor for discussions on the relationship between civil war and labor history. His work engages with scholarship on race, repression, and resistance, as evidenced by his review of Brent M. S. Campney's "Hostile Heartland" (2022). Stanley's scholarship also includes contributions to edited volumes, such as "A David Montgomery Reader: Essays on Capitalism and Worker Resistance" (2025).

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• Publications: 58
• Citations: 19