ILR Review

1947 - 2025

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Collective Bargaining in the Postwar Period pp. 553-577: Robert M. MacDonald
The Direction of Unionism 1947â€“1967: Thrust or Drift? pp. 578-601: Joseph Shister
Strikes in Contemporary Context pp. 602-616: Neil W. Chamberlain
Public Employment: Strikes or Procedures? pp. 617-636: George W. Taylor
A Guidepost-Mortem pp. 637-649: Martin Bronfenbrenner
Incomes Policies Abroad: An Interim Account pp. 650-664: Bert Zoeteweij

Multiplant Units: The NLRB's Withdrawal of Free Choice pp. 363-380: George W. Brooks and Mark Thompson
Grievance Procedures without Arbitration pp. 381-390: Bob Repas
The Quality of the Labor Force pp. 391-413: Robert L. Raimon and Vladimir Stoikov
Computer Hiring of Dock Workers in the Port of New York pp. 414-432: Vernon H. Jensen
Effects of Selected Methods to Improve Unemployment Rates Used to Identify Depressed Areas pp. 433-440: John H. Lindauer

The Role of State Agencies in Public Employee Labor Relations pp. 179-197: Jean T. McKelvey
Unionism, Concentration, and Wage Changes: Toward a Unified Theory pp. 198-205: Harold M. Levinson
Determinants of the Structure of Industrial Type Internal Labor Markets pp. 206-220: Peter Doeringer
The Development of Labor Peace in the Port of Boston pp. 221-233: Francis M. McLaughlin
A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Labor-Force Participation Rates in Michigan pp. 234-249: Peter S. Barth
Arbitration of New Contract Wage Disputes: Some Recent Trends pp. 250-264: Richard Ulric Miller
The Mine Workers' Welfare and Retirement Fund: Fifteen Years' Experience pp. 265-274: Robert J. Myers
Unemployment and the Labor-Force Participation of Secondary Workers pp. 275-297: Glen Cain

The Wisconsin Public Employee Fact-Finding Procedure pp. 3-29: James L. Stern
Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 pp. 30-49: William H. Miernyk
Occupational Mobility within the Firm pp. 50-65: H. M. Gitelman
Development of Relocation Allowances as Manpower Policy pp. 66-75: Edward C. Koziara and Karen S. Koziara
Labor Responds to Compulsory Arbitration: Organizational Correlates of Protest and Acquiescence pp. 76-87: J. David Colfax

EDP and the Office Work Force pp. 503-516: Roy B. Helfgott
An Analysis of Unemployment among Professional Engineers and Scientists pp. 517-528: Joseph D. Mooney
The Union Shop: A Legitimate Form of Coercion in a Free-Market Economy pp. 529-532: Allan G. Pulsipher
A Statistical Analysis of the Right-to-Work Law Conflict pp. 533-537: David Gilbert
Labor Market Analysis and the Development of Labor Economics pp. 538-548: Paul James McNulty

An Evaluation of the Economic Analysis of Unionism pp. 335-347: Robert M. MacDonald
Cohesion and Disunity in the ICFTU: The 1965 Amsterdam Congress pp. 348-367: John P. Windmuller
Increasing Structural Unemployment Reexamined pp. 368-376: Vladimir Stoikov
The Accuracy of Area Unemployment Estimates Used to Identify Depressed Areas pp. 377-389: John H. Lindauer
Wages in the Cambridge Theory of Distribution pp. 390-401: Marjorie S. Turner
Racketeering and Labor: An Economic Analysis pp. 402-413: Paul A. Weinstein
Research Notes pp. 482-490: N/a

The Impasse in Labor Relations in the Federal Civil Service pp. 175-189: Wilson R. Hart
The Nursing Shortage and the Nurse Training Act of 1964 pp. 190-200: Donald E. Yett
On the Classification of Unemployment: A View of the Structural-Inadequate Demand Debate pp. 201-212: Eleanor Gilpatrick
The Injunction in Trades Disputes in Britain before 1910 pp. 213-223: A. W. J. Thomson
Officer Turnover and Salary Structures in Local Unions pp. 224-230: Leon Applebaum
Prosperity versus Strikes: An Empirical Approach pp. 231-238: Andrew R. Weintraub
Research Notes pp. 324-326: N/a

The Mutual Aid Pact of the Airline Industry pp. 3-20: Vernon M. Briggs
Collective Bargaining in Trucking: Prelude to a National Contract pp. 21-40: Arthur A. Sloane
The International Labor Organization and Japanese Politics pp. 41-57: Alice H. Cook
Wage Structure and Economic Growth in Postwar Japan pp. 58-69: Kozo Yamamura
The Development and Relevance of U. S. Occupational Data pp. 70-79: James Scoville
National Union Assets, 1959â€“1961 pp. 80-91: H. Robertc Bartell
Discipline and Discharge in the United States Postal Service: Adverse Action and Appeal pp. 92-98: Harry R. Blaine, Eugene C. Hagburg and Frederick A. Zeller
Research Notes pp. 156-165: N/a