… As this narrative will demonstrate, the public Jimmy Hoffa was produced by an unregulated
and amoral political economy. In Hoffa's "Depression City," small businesses—like most …

… , Jimmy Hoffa—organizer, gangster, convict, and conspirator—with a new afterword by the
author James Riddle “Jimmy” Hoffa … on the career and crimes of Jimmy Hoffa, The Hoffa Wars, …

During a five-day visit to the United States in February 2008, Mexican President Felipe Calderón
lectured Washington on immigration reforms that should be accomplished. No doubt he …

… It was entitled "Union-Employer Relations in the Over-the-Road Trucking Industry," but it
could just as accurately have been called "Jimmy Hoffa at Work," so totally did the colorful head …

… the mafia hitman who claims he killed Jimmy Hoffa inspired Scorsese’s epic gangster movie…
of Jimmy Hoffa and Joey Gallo.“I heard you paint houses” are the first words Jimmy Hoffa …

… Now we shall see how Jimmy Hoffa emerged from this crisis as the savior of Teamster
officialdom, and the respected leader of many rank and file Teamsters, by solving many of these …

… Still, Professor Sloane can take solace in the fact that some people, including, I think, Jimmy
Hoffa, are not all that complicated. Hoffa was at the right place at the right time, the Midwest …

… Played by Jack Nicholson, the character of Jimmy Hoffa lords over the screen. He snarls,
he spews ethnic epithets, he curses, he busts the heads of scabs, he proselytizes, he …

… A brief and journalistic comment on Hoffa's problems is John Bartlow Martin, Jimmy Hoffa's
… the strike” are from Jacobs Paul, “The World of Jimmy Hoffa,” Parts I and II, Reporter, Jan. 24 …

In light of Martin Scorsese's popular movie "The Irishman," it is a good time to reassess Jimmy
Hoffa. He's probably the most famous union leader in American history, but the only thing …