Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)

Ordered chronologically, and then alpha by author:

1900s

• Industrial Union Manifesto - By the Conference of Industrial Unionists, January 2, 3 and 4, 1905.
• Minutes of the IWW Founding Convention - Recorded Friday June 27 through Saturday July 8th, 1905.

1910s

• One Big Union - By W. E. Trautmann, 1911
• Why Strikes are Lost & How to Win - By W. E. Trautmann, 1912
• Sabotage - By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, October 1916.
• The IWW - its History, Structure and Methods - By Vincent St John, 1917.
• Sabotage: Its History, Philosophy & Function - By Walker C Smith, 1917
• The Everett Massacre: A History of the Class Struggle in the Lumber Industry - By Walker C Smith, 1917.
• The IWW: A Study in American Syndicalism (PDF) - By Paul Brissenden, 1919.
• The Centralia Conspiracy - By Ralph Chaplin, 1919.
• What is the IWW and What Does it Want? - By Justus Ebert, 1919.

1920s

• Justice and the IWW (PDF) - By Paul Brissenden, 1920.
• The General Strike - By Ralph Chaplin, 1920.
• The IWW in the Lumber Industry - By James Rowan, 1920.
• The IWW Reply to the Red Trade Union International - By Arthur Boose, H. G. Clarke, J.Johnson, Joe Miller, T. C. Smith, Norman Weir, and E. W. Latchem, November 15, 1922.
• An Economic Interpretation of the Job - By the Department of Education of Agricultural Workers Industrial Union No. 110 of The Industrial Workers of the World, 1922.
• Exposed! - Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union of the I. W. W. Replies to Accusations Made Against It by Andrew Furuseth - By the Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union No. 510 of the I. W. W., 1922.
• The Lumber Industry and Its Workers - By James Kennedy, 1922.
• Cut Down The Hours Of Work! - By the IWW, 1923.
• Coal-Mine Workers and Their Industry - By the Education Bureau of the IWW for the Coal Mine Workers Industrial Union 220, 1923.
• The Historical Catechism of American Unionism - By the IWW, 1923.
• The I.W.W. and Political Parties - By Vincent St John, 1924.
• Giant Industry and the I. W. W.: Against the Concentrated Power Of Modern Big Business Put the Concentrated Power of Workers - By the IWW, 1925.
• Lumber Workers - You Need Organization! - By the IWW, 1927.
• The I. W. W. - What It Is And What It Is Not - By the IWW, 1928.

1930s

• So You’re Our of a Job? - By the IWW, 1933.

1940s

• A Union For All Railroad Workers - IWW Railroad Workers Industrial Union 510, 1949.

Last Updated - November 12, 2025.