Deregulating desire: flight attendant activism, family politics, and workplace justice

Domesticity and its discontents : the flight attendant union upsurge of the mid-1970s

Night fever for a new economy : the struggle over time and money on the cusp of the 1980s

(De)regulating desire : famly values, pro-work politics, and the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978

Financializing family values : flight attendants and the Wall Street revolution of the 1980s

United Airlines is for lovers : the politics of domesticity and partnership in the 1990s

The expense of justice : family values and the corporate mergers and acquisitions business in the twenty-first century

Epilogue : the future of the fight attendant union movement.