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The allure of labor

Paulo Drinot

2011

Frances Perkins, that woman in FDR's cabinet!

Lillian Holmen Mohr

1979

Consensus and disunity

Kenneth O. Morgan

1979

Where The Jobs Are Entrepreneurship And The Soul Of The American Economy

John Dearie

2013

Contemporary labor relations

Allen, Robert E.

1983

Farm and factory

Nelson, Daniel

1995

Towards a fair global labour market

Ozay Mehmet

1999

Social democracy & industrial militancy

Leo Panitch

1976

A caring society

Irving Bernstein

1985

Pay policies for the future

Ken Mayhew, Derek John Scott Robinson

1983

Government, Labour and Inflation

Daniel Quinn Mills

1976

The State and the working people in Tanzania

Issa G. Shivji

1986

Broken promise

Gross, James A.

1995

Structural change, welfare systems, and labour reallocation

Tito Boeri

2000

Science at the Borders

Amy L. Fairchild

2003

Shaping the Future of Work

Thomas A. Kochan, Lee Dyer

2015

Issues in Labor Policy

Stanley M. Jacks

1971 ★ 3.3

An American labor policy

Julius Henry Cohen

1919

Population and labour

International Labour Office

1973

Frances Perkins

Bill Severn

1976

Comrade or Brother?

Mary Davis

1993

Power

Denis MacShane

1984

Capacity-building

Deborah Eade

1997

Corporation nation

Charles Derber

1998

Emerging agenda for global trade

Robert Z. Lawrence

1996

The struggle over work

Shaun Wilson

2004

Labour and the failure of reform in China

Michael Korzec

1992

The Army and industrial manpower

Byron Fairchild

1959

International handbook of trade unions

Claus Schnabel, Addison, John T.

2003

What model for Europe?

Michael Emerson

1988

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