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Making the World on Time: FedEx, Workers, and the History of Logistics in the United States since 1971
This dissertation critically examines how the express shipping service grew alongside the dismantling of workers’ independent representation and the expansion of economic inequality in America, focusing on the history of Federal Express since 1971. Specifically, it underscores how the company emphas
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