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Industrial relations, united states

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Strikes/Industrial Conflict in Britain, U.S.A. and Australia

Michael Peart Jackson

1987

Citizen employers

Jeffrey Haydu

2008

The American disease

George C. Lodge

1984

Making American industry safe for democracy

Jeffrey Haydu

1997

Economics of labor and industrial relations

Gordon Falk Bloom

1958

The United Mine Workers of America

John H. M. Laslett

1996

Capital, Labor, and State

David Brian Robertson

2000

Crucible of freedom

Eric Leif Davin

2010

Grand designs

Bruce Nissen, Charles Craypo

1993

Choosing where to fight

Eric N. Waltenburg

2002

The pathology of the U.S. economy

Michael Perelman

1993

Changing contours of work

Stephen A. Sweet

2007

In search of the working class

Leon Fink

1994

Labor's great war

Joseph Anthony McCartin

1997

The Future Workforce

Irving H. Buchen

2005

Broken promise

Gross, James A.

1995

Labor relations and collective bargaining

Michael R. Carrell, Christina Heavrin, Christina Heavrin J.D.

1995

Contemporary issues in employment relations

David Lewin

2006

Up in the air

Greg Bamber

2009

The Lexicon of labor

R. Emmett Murray

1998

Three Strikes

Stephen Franklin

2002

Negotiating Hollywood

Danae Clark

1995

Labor Relations

John W. Budd

2004

Labor relations

John A. Fossum

1979

"Stalin over Wisconsin"

Stephen Meyer

1992

The coming jobs war

Jim Clifton

2011

Blood Passion

Scott Martelle

2007

Work and pay in the United States and Japan

Michael Reich, Clair Brown, Lloyd Ulman et al.

1997

Between craft and class

Jeffrey Haydu

1988

The origins & evolution of the field of industrial relations in the United States

Bruce E. Kaufman

1993

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