Craig Heron

Craig Heron is a Professor of History at York University. Influenced by E.P. Thompson,^{[citation needed]} he is considered to be one of the founders of the "New Labour History", which brought Marxist theory to the study of Canada's working-class.^[1]

In the 1970s Heron was a key member of New Hogtown Press, a left-wing Canadian publisher pioneering the field of activist-oriented working class and social history.

The author of numerous works on the Canadian labour movement, Heron has recently shifted towards the more fashionable cultural history field, authoring Booze: A Distilled History in 2003. He is past president of the Canadian Historical Association.

References

1. ^ Desmond Morton "E.P.Thompson dans les arpents de neige" Revue d'histoire d'Amerique francaise, 37.2 (1983)

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