Journal of Labor Research
2000 - 2006
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Volume 25, issue 4, 2004
- Unions and Wage Inequality pp. 519-562

- David Card, Thomas Lemieux and W. Craig Riddell
- Union Voice pp. 563-596

- John Addison and Clive R. Belfield
- Non-Wage Forms of Compensation pp. 597-622

- John Budd
- A Theory of Union Collective Action pp. 623-644

- Yonatan Reshef
- How Race Affects Dismissals of College Football Coaches pp. 645-656

- Franklin Mixon and Len J. Treviño
- The Minimum Wage Can Harm Workers by Reducing Unemployment pp. 657-666

- Dwight R. Lee
- Unions and Legitimacy: A Review and Perspective pp. 667-675

- James A. Craft
- Private vs. Social Returns to Higher Education: Some New Cross-Sectional Evidence pp. 677-686

- Richard Vedder
Volume 25, issue 3, 2004
- What Do Unions Do?: A Twenty-Year Perspective pp. 339-350

- James T. Bennett and Bruce Kaufman
- What Unions Do: Insights from Economic Theory pp. 351-382

- Bruce Kaufman
- What Effect Do Unions Have on Wages Now and Would Freeman and Medoff Be Surprised? pp. 383-414

- David Blanchflower and Alex Bryson
- What Do Unions Do for Economic Performance? pp. 415-456

- Barry Hirsch
- Gender-Earnings Differentials Using Quantile Regressions pp. 458-468

- Christos Sakellariou
- How Has Public Policy Shaped Defined-Benefit Pension Coverage in Canada? pp. 469-484

- Andrew A. Luchak, Tony Fang and Morley Gunderson
- Are Salaried Workers Compensated for Overtime Hours? pp. 485-494

- Monica Cherry
- How Unions Affect Shareholder Wealth in Firms Announcing Layoffs pp. 495-502

- Richard W. Pouder, Hugh D. Hindman and R. Stephen Cantrell
- Abortion and Female Labor Force Participation: Evidence Prior to Roe v. Wade pp. 503-514

- David Kalist
Volume 25, issue 2, 2004
- The Future of Public Sector Labor-Management Relations: Part III--Challenges to Unions pp. 189-190

- James T. Bennett and Marick F. Masters
- Negotiating the People's Capital pp. 191-198

- Samuel Estreicher
- Dual Personnel Systems -- Organized Labor and Civil Service: Side by Side in the Public Sector pp. 199-209

- Jeffery K. Guiler and Jay M. Shafritz
- Public Sector Unions: Will They Thrive or Struggle to Survive? pp. 211-222

- Richard W. Hurd and Sharon Pinnock
- The Future of Public Sector Unionism in the United States pp. 223-232

- Steven Kreisberg
- Reconsidering Union Wage Effects: Surveying New Evidence on an Old Topic pp. 233-266

- Barry Hirsch
- How Employee Involvement Affects Union Commitment pp. 267-278

- Robert C. Hoell
- Do HRM Practices Influence the Desire for Unionization? Evidence across Workers, Workplaces, and Co-Workers for Great Britain pp. 279-300

- Clive R. Belfield and John Heywood
- Union Magazines' Coverage of the NAFTA Controversy Before Congressional Approval pp. 301-314

- Eric Freedman
- Industry Racial Employment by Skill Level: The Effects of Market Structure and Racial Wage Gaps pp. 315-328

- Jacqueline Agesa and Kristen Monaco
Volume 25, issue 1, 2004
- The Future of Public Sector Labor-Management Relations: Part II -- The Federal Sector pp. 1-8

- James T. Bennett and Marick F. Masters
- The Future of Labor Relations in the Federal Public Sector pp. 9-18

- Donald J. Devine
- The Future of Federal Government Labor Relations and the Mutual Interests of Congress, the Administration, and Unions pp. 19-42

- Robert M. Tobias
- The U.S. Department of Transportation's Partnership Experience: Implications for the Future pp. 43-54

- Robert R. Albright
- Federal-Sector Unions: Current Status and Future Directions pp. 55-82

- Marick F. Masters
- Twenty-Five Years Before the Masthead: Confessions of a Journal Editor pp. 83-96

- James T. Bennett
- Union Mergers in the U.S. and Abroad pp. 97-116

- Gary Chaison
- Labor Market Flexibility: An Index Approach to Cross-Country Comparisons pp. 117-126

- Robert Lawson and Edward Bierhanzl
- Regional Mobility of Economists: An Extension pp. 127-138

- Paul Grimes, Meghan J. Millea and Kevin E. Rogers
- Unions in the 2000 Election: A Strategic-Choice Perspective pp. 139-182

- Marick F. Masters
Volume 24, issue 4, 2003
- The Future of Public Sector Labor-Management Relations pp. 533-544

- James T. Bennett and Marick F. Masters
- Future Directions in Public Sector Labor Relations: A 2020 Perspective pp. 545-560

- James A. Craft
- Patterns of Union Decline and Growth: An Organizational Ecology Perspective pp. 561-578

- Richard C. Kearney
- The Future of Public Sector Collective Bargaining in Canada pp. 579-595

- Gene Swimmer and Tim Bartkiw
- Incentive Compensation in The Public Sector: Evidence and Potential pp. 597-619

- David Lewin
- Constitutional and Practical Pitfalls of a Federally-Mandated Public Sector Collective Bargaining System pp. 621-641

- R. Theodore Clark, Jr. and James J. Powers
- Ideas Versus Ideology: The Origins of Modern Labor Economics pp. 643-668

- Lowell Gallaway and Richard Vedder
- Internal Markets for Department Chairs: Comparative Advantage, Life-Cycle, and Jury Duty* pp. 669-682

- William J. Moore, Robert Newman and Geoffrey K. Turnbull
- Did Henry Ford Mean to Pay Efficiency Wages? pp. 683-694

- Jason E. Taylor*
- Glass Ceilings or Sticky Floors? A Model of High-Income Law Graduates pp. 695-711

- Joe G. Baker
- How Right-To-Work Laws Affect Wages pp. 713-730

- W. Reed
Volume 24, issue 3, 2003
- Human Resources and Information Technology pp. 361-363

- Anthony M. Townsend and James T. Bennett
- The Impact of e-HR on the Human Resource Management Function pp. 365-379

- Mark L. Lengnick-Hall and Steve Moritz
- Human Resource Information Systems: Backbone Technology of Contemporary Human Resources pp. 382-394

- Anthony R. Hendrickson
- The Effects of Information Technology on Recruitment pp. 395-408

- Parbudyal Singh and Dale Finn
- High Tech and High Performance: Managing Appraisal in the Information Age pp. 409-424

- Janice S. Miller
- Information Technology and Employment Law: Challenges in an Evolving Workplace pp. 425-435

- Anthony M. Townsend and James T. Bennett
- A "Brer Rabbit" Case for Reverse Mandated Benefits pp. 437-446

- Dwight R. Lee
- How State Exceptions to Employment-at-Will Affect Wages pp. 447-456

- Timothy M. Shaughnessy
- To Reward and Punish: A Classification of Union Political Strategies pp. 457-472

- Taylor E. Dark Iii
- Contingent and Internal Employment Systems: Substitutes or Complements? pp. 473-490

- Jyh-Jer Roger Ko
- What Do Unions Do Now? pp. 491-527

- Peter Turnbull
Volume 24, issue 2, 2003
- E-Voice and Individual Privacy: Emerging Issues at the Intersection of Technology and Employment pp. 189-194

- Daphne G. Taras and James T. Bennett
- Privacy, Technology, and Conflict: Emerging Issues and Action in Workplace Privacy pp. 195-205

- Anthony M. Townsend and James T. Bennett
- Privacy and Profitability in the Technological Workplace pp. 207-232

- Dennis R. Nolan
- Employee E-Mail and Internet Use: Canadian Legal Issues pp. 233-256

- David J. Corry and Kim E. Nutz
- Is the Future of Unionism in Cyberspace? pp. 257-270

- Leo Troy
- Minority Employment in the Construction Trades pp. 271-291

- Farrell Bloch
- Privatization of Refuse Removal and Labor Costs * pp. 294-305

- Gary Hoover and James Peoples
- Market Expectations, Job Search, and Gender Differences in Starting Pay pp. 307-321

- Peter Orazem, James D. Werbel and James C. McELROY
- The Recent Past and Near Future of Private Sector Unionism in the U.S.: An Appraisal pp. 323-338

- Bruce Nissen
- Judging Unions' Future Using a Historical Perspective: The Public Policy Choice between Competition and Unionization pp. 339-357

- Michael L. Wachter
Volume 24, issue 1, 2003
- E-Voice: Power and Identity via Electronic Communication pp. 1-7

- Daphne G. Taras and James T. Bennett
- How New Lawyers Use E-Voice to Drive Firm Compensation: The "Greedy Associates" Phenomenon pp. 9-29

- Daphne Taras and A. Gesser
- An Identity Perspective on the Propensity of High-Tech Talent to Unionize pp. 31-53

- Laurie P. Milton
- The Use of Information Technology in a Strike pp. 55-72

- Vicki Barnett
- Telecommuting: The Future of Work, Corporate Culture, and American Society pp. 73-84

- Edward E. Potter
- The Economics of Employment Protection pp. 85-129

- John Addison and Paulino Teixeira
- Effects of Public Transit Policies on Taxi Drivers' Wages pp. 131-142

- Ann Schwarz-Miller and Wayne K. Talley
- Career or Family: What Choices Do College Women Have? pp. 144-151

- Marianne A. Ferber and Carole A. Green
- Can Earnings Equations Estimates Improve CPS Hot-Deck Imputations?* pp. 153-159

- John A. Bishop, John P. Formby and Paul D. Thistle
- Race and Prevailing Wage Laws in the Construction Industry: Comment on Thieblot pp. 161-168

- Hamid Azari-Rad and Peter Philips
- Race and Prevailing Wage Laws in the Construction Industry: Reply to Azari-Rad and Philips pp. 169-177

- A.J. Thieblot
- Review Article -- Only One Place of Redress: African Americans, Labor Regulations, and the Courts from Reconstruction to the New Deal pp. 179-186

- Ronald D. Brown
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