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Industrial and Labor Relations Review

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1981, Volume 34, Issue 3

408-412 Are public sector workers more risk averse than private sector workers?
by Don Bellante & Albert N. Link
413-425 Married women in part-time employment
by James E. Long & Ethel B. Jones
426-432 Taxation and the wife's use of time
by Janet C. Hunt & Charles D. DeLorme & Jr & R. Carter Hill

1981, Volume 34, Issue 2

175-190 Coalition bargaining in municipal government: The New York City experience
by David Lewin & Mary McCormick
191-206 The Davis-Bacon Act: An appraisal of recent studies
by Robert S. Goldfarb & John S. Morrall III
207-218 Compensation, safety, and absenteeism: Evidence from the paper industry
by Steven G. Allen
219-233 Power and tactics in bargaining
by Samuel B. Bacharach & Edward J. Lawler
234-244 The Effect of settlement stage on negotiated wage settlements in Canada
by D. A. L. Auld & L. N. Christofides & Robert Swidinsky & D. A. Wilton
245-256 A quantitative study of unfair labor practice cases
by Myron Roomkin
257-264 The mobility of professional workers and fair hiring
by Sheldon E. Haber
265-272 Racial discrimination in the British labor market
by Michael Firth
273-274 Comment on "Sex discrimination in professional employment: A case study," by Paul Osterman (32:4, July 1979)
by Lawrence M. Kahn

1980, Volume 34, Issue 1

3-23 Unionism and the dispersion of wages
by Richard B. Freeman
24-34 Wage determination in the union and non-union sectors: A sample selectivity approach
by Gregory M. Duncan & Duane E. Leigh
35-50 The national accord as a social contract
by Robert J. Flanagan
51-66 Presidential labor-management committees: Productive failures
by William T. Moye
67-81 Regulation, deregulation, and collective bargaining in airlines
by Wallace Hendricks & Peter Feuille & Carol Szerszen
82-89 The demise of airline strike insurance
by S. Herbert Unterberger & Edward C. Koziara
90-100 The agency shop after Abood: No free ride, but what's the fare?
by Charles M. Rehmus & Benjamin A. Kerner
101-113 Union organizing and the allocation of union resources
by Richard N. Block
114-120 A note on union merger trends, 1900û1978
by Gary N. Chaison

1980, Volume 33, Issue 4

451-469 The impact of unionization on productivity: A case study
by Kim B. Clark
470-483 Retirement system characteristics and compensating wage differentials in the public sector
by Ronald G. Ehrenberg
484-492 The early acceptance of social security: An asset maximization approach
by Richard V. Burkhauser
493-505 The law and equal employment opportunity: What's past should not be prologue
by Arthur B. Smith & Jr
506-517 Occupational attainment and segregation by sex
by Randall S. Brown & Marilyn Moon & Barbara S. Zoloth
518-524 The earnings effect of black matriculation in predominantly white colleges
by Mickey L. Burnim
525-535 The predictability of strikes: Evidence from the stock market
by George R. Neumann
536-542 On the empirical testing of the Nash-Zeuthen bargaining solution
by Jan Svejnar
543-546 Comment on "Discrimination in recruitment: An empirical analysis," by Jerry M. Newman (32:1, Oct. 1978)
by Shelby J. McIntyre & Dennis J. Moberg & Barry Z. Posner

1980, Volume 33, Issue 3

295-314 United States immigration policy and unsanctioned migrants
by Walter Fogel
315-330 Guestworkers: Lessons from Western Europe
by Philip L. Martin & Mark J. Miller
331-341 The labor market effects of immigration
by George E. Johnson
342-354 The labor market and illegal immigration: The outlook for the 1980s
by Michael L. Wachter
355-367 Participation and productivity: An empirical study
by Richard D. Rosenberg & Eliezer Rosenstein
368-378 Job search by unemployed women: Determinants of the asking wage
by Steven H. Sandell
379-384 Comment on "The full-time workweek in the United States, 1900û1970," by Thomas J. Kniesner (30:1, Oct. 1976)
by Ethel B. Jones

1980, Volume 33, Issue 2

147-161 The determinants of unionization: An analysis of interarea differences
by Barry T. Hirsch
162-169 Sex differences in union membership
by Joseph R. Antos & Mark Chandler & Wesley Mellow
170-184 The changing bargaining structure in construction: Wide-area and multicraft bargaining
by Paul T. Hartman & Walter H. Franke
185-197 Employment opportunities in the doctorate manpower market
by Richard B. Freeman
198-211 Economic effects of the firefighters' union
by Casey Ichniowski
212-231 The impact of federal sector unions on supervisors' use of personnel policies
by Janice M. Beyer & Harrison M. Trice & Richard E. Hunt
232-240 The effects of sick-leave policy on teacher absenteeism
by Donald R. Winkler
241-254 The determinants of planned retirement age
by Arden Hall & Terry R. Johnson

1979, Volume 33, Issue 1

3-17 Teacher bargaining: The experience in nine systems
by Charles R. Perry
18-23 Public sector bargaining and budget making under fiscal adversity
by Milton Derber & Martin Wagner
24-35 Occupational earnings: Market and institutional influences
by Walter Fogel
36-54 Trade unions and the corporate state in Britain
by Andrew W. J. Thomson
55-63 Interest arbitration, outcomes, and the incentive to bargain
by Henry S. Farber & Harry C. Katz
64-76 Selected benefits and costs of compulsory arbitration
by Peter Feuille
77-84 The effect of unions on earnings inequality in local labor markets
by Thomas Hyclak
85-94 The labor market replacement effect of a negative income tax
by Robert A. Moffitt

1979, Volume 32, Issue 4

439-450 Unions and nonwage racial discrimination
by Duane E. Leigh
451-464 Sex discrimination in professional employment: A case study
by Paul Osterman
465-483 Wildcat strikes in bituminous coal mining
by Jeanne M. Brett & Stephen B. Goldberg
484-495 Public employee attitudes toward unions
by Russell A. Smith & Anne H. Hopkins
496-505 Attitudinal differences among supervisors in the public sector
by Charles E. Davis & Jonathan P. West
506-519 The municipal budgetary response to changing labor costs: The case of San Francisco
by Harry C. Katz
520-532 Unionism and relative wages: Direct and indirect effects
by Lawrence M. Kahn

1979, Volume 32, Issue 3

295-311 The election base of national union executive boards
by Sara Gamm
312-326 The twelve-hour shift in the petroleum and chemical industries
by Herbert R. Northrup & James T. Wilson & Karen M. Rose
327-338 Impasse resolution under the Iowa multistep procedure
by Daniel G. Gallagher & Richard Pegnetter
339-362 Compensating wage differentials and public policy: A review
by Robert S. Smith
363-366 The effect of unemployment insurance on the search process
by John M. Barron & Otis W. Gilley
367-377 The determination of labor supply: A dynamic model
by Edward D. Kalachek & Fredric Q. Raines & Donald Larson
378-383 Comment on "The sex differential in earnings: A reappraisal," by Marianne A. Ferber (29:3, Apr. 1976, p. 377)
by David Snyder & Paula M. Hudis

1979, Volume 32, Issue 2

143-174 New estimates of private sector unionism in the United States
by Richard B. Freeman & James L. Medoff
175-188 The impact of the coal strike of 1977û1978
by John A. Ackerman
189-195 Does public employee unionism diminish democracy?
by Sanford Cohen
196-204 Power dependence in individual bargaining: The expected utility of influence
by Edward J. Lawler & Samuel B. Bacharach
205-223 The general equilibrium impact of alternative antipoverty strategies
by John H. Bishop
224-241 Determinants of bargaining outcomes in the federal government of Canada
by John C. Anderson
242-249 Licensing in the barbering profession
by Robert J. Thornton & Andrew R. Weintraub

1978, Volume 32, Issue 1

3-14 Indicators of CETA performance
by Michael E. Borus
15-23 Discrimination in recruitment: An empirical analysis
by Jerry M. Newman
24-39 Game theory's wartime connections and the study of industrial conflict
by Gerd Korman & Michael Klapper
40-55 The university labor educator: A marginal occupation
by Al Nash
56-66 The influence of negotiators' self-interest on the duration of strikes
by J. Michael Swint & William B. Nelson
67-73 The minimum wage and voluntary labor mobility
by J. Wilson Mixon & Jr
74-85 Sex discrimination in a paramedical profession
by Louis H. Zincone & Jr & Frank A. Close
86-91 Comment on "An empirical study of labor market segmentation," by Paul Osterman (28:4, July 1975)
by Paul C. Langley

1978, Volume 31, Issue 4

431-449 Dependence on impasse procedures: Police and firefighters in New York State
by Thomas A. Kochan & Jean Baderschneider
450-459 The work ethic reconsidered
by Rogene A. Buchholz
460-473 Labor market adaptations of displaced technical professionals
by Thomas G. Gutteridge
474-488 The impact of seniority provisions on the manufacturing quit rate
by Richard N. Block
489-497 The investment motive for attending college
by Michael B. Tannen
498-508 Sex differences in college major
by Solomon William Polachek
509-519 The impact of the public employment programs on sex-related wage differentials
by Margaret H. Simeral
520-526 The effect of taxation on the hours worked by married women
by Jane H. Leuthold

1978, Volume 31, Issue 3

295-309 Grievance mechanisms and faculty collegiality: The Rutgers case
by James P. Begin
310-321 Reinstatement after termination: Public school teachers
by Charlotte Gold & Rodney E. Dennis & Joseph Graham III
322-335 The job rights of strikers in the public sector
by LeRoy H. Schramm
336-346 The relative earnings of blacks and other minorities
by James D. Gwartney & James E. Long
347-355 Race and the determinants of lifetime earnings
by Allan G. King & Charles B. Knapp
356-367 The male labor supply function reconsidered
by Edward D. Kalachek & Wesley Mellow & Fredric Raines
368-378 A comparison of marginal productivity and earnings by occupation
by Peter T. Gottschalk
379-384 Concentration and professional earnings in industry
by James A. Dalton & E. J. Ford & Jr

1978, Volume 31, Issue 2

149-160 Further reflections on wage controls. Comment. See "Reflections on wage and price controls," by George P. Shultz and Kenneth W. Dam (30:2, Jan. 1977, p. 139)
by Arnold R. Weber & Daniel J. B. Mitchell
161-171 Bluffing and the "split-the-difference" theory of wage bargaining
by Roger L. Bowlby & William R. Schriver
172-182 Prepaid legal services: An emerging fringe benefit
by Guvenc G. Alpander & Jordan I. Kobritz
183-192 Wage determination in the union and nonunion sectors
by Farrell Bloch & Mark S. Kuskin
193-204 Relative wage effects of unions in the public and private sectors
by David Shapiro
205-216 The effect of unions on the earnings of nonunion workers
by Lawrence M. Kahn
217-226 The influence of the status and sex composition of occupations on the male-female earnings gap
by Morley Gunderson
227-238 Sex differentials in the earnings of Ph.D.s
by Marianne A. Ferber & Betty Kordick

1977, Volume 31, Issue 1

3-4 Comment on "Policy decisions and research in economics and industrial relations," by John T. Dunlop (30:3, Apr. 1977)
by Albert Rees
5-9 Comment on "Policy decisions and research in economics and industrial relations," by John T. Dunlop (30:3, Apr. 1977)
by Gerald G. Somers
10-17 Comment on "Policy decisions and research in economics and industrial relations," by John T. Dunlop (30:3, Apr. 1977)
by Ronald G. Ehrenberg & Daniel S. Hamermesh & George E. Johnson
18-30 The Mondragon system of worker production cooperatives
by Ana Guitierrez Johnson & William F. Whyte
31-44 The impact of unemployment on welfare expenditures
by Peter S. Albin & Bruno Stein
45-60 Concentration and labor earnings in manufacturing and utilities
by James A. Dalton & E. J. Ford & Jr
61-70 Teachers' salary differentials and equality of educational opportunity
by Alan L. Gustman & M. O. Clement
71-77 Comment on "Arbitration, arbitrators, and the public interest," by Raymond D. Horton (28:4, July 1975)
by Joseph Krislov
78-81 Comment on "Pay differential between federal government and private sector workers," by Sharon P. Smith (29:2, Jan. 1976)
by William R. Bailey
10 Policy decisions and research in economics and industrial relations. An exchange of views
by Ronald G. Ehrenberg & Daniel Hamermesh & George E. Johnson

1977, Volume 30, Issue 4

431-437 The economics of unemployment insurance: A symposium. Overview
by Arnold Katz & Joseph E. Hight
438-444 The effect of unemployment insurance on the duration of unemployment and subsequent earnings
by Kathleen P. Classen
445-450 Effects of unemployment insurance entitlement on duration and job search outcome
by Arlene Holen
451-461 What have we learned from empirical studies of unemployment insurance?
by Finis Welch
462-466 A model of unemployment insurance and the work test
by Stanley A. Horowitz
467-468 Comment on "A model of unemployment insurance and the work test," by Stanley A. Horowitz (30:4, July 1977)
by Orley Ashenfelter
469-479 The incidence of the financing of unemployment insurance
by Charles E. McLure & Jr
480-482 Comment on "The incidence of the financing of unemployment insurance," by Charles E. McLure, Jr (30:4, July 1977)
by Daniel S. Hamermesh
483-492 Unemployment insurance taxes and labor turnover: Summary of theoretical findings
by Frank Brechling
493-494 Comment on "Unemployment insurance taxes and labor turnover: Summary of theoretical findings," by Frank Brechling (30:4, July 1977)
by John H. Pencavel
495-504 Unemployment insurance as insurance for workers
by Martin Neil Bailey
505-517 Unemployment insurance and job search decisions
by Dale T. Mortensen
518-520 Comment on "Unemployment insurance and job search decisions," by Dale T. Mortensen (30:4, July 1977)
by Sherwin Rosen
521-526 More on unemployment insurance as insurance
by Frank P. Stafford

1977, Volume 30, Issue 3

275-282 Policy decisions and research in economics and industrial relations
by John T. Dunlop
283-301 Impasse procedures in the Canadian federal service: Effects on the bargaining process
by John C. Anderson & Thomas A. Kochan
302-313 The short-run behavior of skilled wage differentials
by William D. Walsh
314-324 Secular changes in the skill differential in manufacturing, 1952û1973
by Robert N. Schoeplein
325-341 Early North American strikes: A reinterpretation
by David Snyder
342-355 The union impact on hospital wages
by Myron D. Fottler
356-363 Coalition bargaining and strike activity in the electrical equipment industry, 1950û1974
by Robert A. McLean
364-379 Comment on "Airline strike insurance: A study in escalation," by S. Herbert Unterberger and Edward C. Koziara (29:1, Oct. 1975)
by Herbert R. Northrup
380-381 Comment on "The effect of disability on labor supply," by Richard Scheffler and George Iden (28:1, Oct. 1974, p. 122)
by William G. Johnson

1977, Volume 30, Issue 2

139-151 Reflections on wage and price controls
by George P. Shultz & Kenneth W. Dam
152-160 Flexitime: Some problems and solutions
by John D. Owen
161-174 The new job market for black academicians
by Richard B. Freeman
175-187 Statistical theories of discrimination in labor markets
by Dennis J. Aigner & Glen G. Cain
188-196 Officer performance and compensation in local building trade unions
by Ronald G. Ehrenberg & Steven Goldberg
197-204 The future of the portable pension concept
by Susan Meredith Phillips & Linda P. Fletcher
205-218 Oligarchy and democracy in two Mexican labor unions: A test of representation theory
by Howard Handelman
219-220 Comment on "An empirical study of labor market segmentation," by Paul Osterman (28:4, July 1975)
by William J. Kruse

1976, Volume 30, Issue 1

3-15 The full-time workweek in the United States, 1900û1970
by Thomas J. Kniesner
16-24 Changes in the skill differential: Union wages in construction, 1907û1972
by Eliot S. Orton
25-31 The impact of unemployment insurance benefits on reemployment success
by Paul L. Burgess & Jerry L. Kingston
32-46 Multinational bargaining approaches in the Western European flat glass industry
by Herbert R. Northrup & Richard L. Rowan
47-58 The structure and determinants of occupational militancy among public school teachers
by William S. Fox & Michael H. Wince
59-67 Labor supply of married women in part-time and full-time occupations
by Richard D. Morgenstern & William Hamovitch
68-78 The occupational mobility of young men, 1965û1970
by Duane E. Leigh
79-81 Comment on "An alternative to workmen's compensation," by Daniel M. Kasper (28:4, July 1975)
by James R. Chelius

1976, Volume 29, Issue 4

485 Evaluating the impact of affirmative action: A look at the federal contract compliance program: A symposium. Introduction
by George H. Hildebrand
486-507 Actual versus potential impact of governmental antidiscrimination programs
by Robert J. Flanagan
508-522 The labor market implications of an economywide affirmative action program
by George E. Johnson & Finis R. Welch
523-543 The estimated impact of the antidiscrimination program aimed at federal contractors
by Morris Goldstein & Robert S. Smith
544-564 Does the contract compliance program work? An analysis of Chicago data
by James J. Heckman & Kenneth I. Wolpin
565-571 A process evaluation of the contract compliance program in nonconstruction industry
by Gregory J. Ahart
572-576 Comment on "A process evaluation of the contract compliance program in nonconstruction industry," by Gregory J. Ahart (29:4, July 1976, p. 565)
by Glen G. Cain
577-580 Comment on "A process evaluation of the contract compliance program in nonconstruction industry," by Gregory J. Ahart (29:4, July 1976, p. 565)
by Orley Ashenfelter
581-584 Comment on "A process evaluation of the contract compliance program in nonconstruction industry," by Gregory J. Ahart (29:4, July 1976, p. 565)
by James E. Jones & Jr

1976, Volume 29, Issue 3

331-351 Determinants of bargaining outcomes in local government labor negotiations
by Paul F. Gerhart
352-362 The effect of collective bargaining on internal salary structures in the public schools
by Gary A. Moore
363-376 Stabilization characteristics of unemployment insurance
by George M. Von Furstenberg
377-387 The sex differential in earnings: A reappraisal
by Marianne A. Ferber
388-404 The composition of strike activity in the construction industry
by David B. Lipsky & Henry S. Farber
405-411 Interrelatedness of occupational and geographic labor mobility
by Larry D. Schroeder
412-419 The job vacancy-unemployment ratio and labor force participation
by Edward Alban & Mark Jackson
420-421 Comment on "Urban-rural differences in job satisfaction," by John A. Fossum (27:3, Apr. 1974)
by Richard E. Ginnold

1976, Volume 29, Issue 2

179-197 Pay differential between federal government and private sector workers
by Sharon P. Smith
198-217 Union structure, internal control, and strike activity
by Myron Roomkin
218-235 Intermetropolitan patterns of strike frequency
by Robert Stern
236-248 A cobweb model of the supply and starting salary of new engineers
by Richard B. Freeman
249-257 Reflections on Selig Perlman as a teacher and writer
by Philip Taft
258-268 Wage linkages between Canada and the United States
by Douglas A. Smith

1975, Volume 29, Issue 1

3-25 Collective bargaining in the conglomerate, multinational firm: Litton's shutdown of Royal Typewriter
by Charles Craypo
26-45 Airline strike insurance: A study in escalation
by S. Herbert Unterberger & Edward C. Koziara
46-66 Municipal collective bargaining: A model and analysis of bargaining outcomes
by Thomas A. Kochan & Hoyt N. Wheeler
67-84 British incomes policy, 1972û1974
by Laurence C. Hunter
85-96 The response of low-income households to losses from disability
by William G. Johnson & Edward H & Murphy & Jr
97-106 Measuring the imaginary: The employment effect of imported steel revisited
by Robert G. Stevens
107-120 Union use of staff experts: The case of the Histadrut
by Arie Shirom

1975, Volume 28, Issue 4

497-507 Arbitration, arbitrators, and the public interest
by Raymond D. Horton
508-523 An empirical study of labor market segmentation
by Paul Osterman
524-534 Women in managerial and professional positions: The United States and the Soviet Union
by Kathryn M. Bartol & Robert A. Bartol
535-548 An alternative to workmen's compensation
by Daniel M. Kasper
549-569 Physician supply behavior in the short run
by Frank A. Sloan
570-575 Comment on "Who "wins" in wage bargaining?" by Daniel S. Hamermesh (26:4, July 1973)
by Mario F. Bognanno & James B. Dworkin
576-577 Comment on "The effects of collective bargaining on public school teachers' salaries," by Hirschel Kasper (24:1, Oct. 1970)
by Robert J. Thornton

1975, Volume 28, Issue 3

355-375 Recent changes in the labor content of U.S. international trade
by Daniel J. B. Mitchell
376-394 The impact on collective bargaining of equal employment opportunity remedies
by Arthur B. Smith & Jr
395-410 And women must weep: The NLRB as film critic
by Joseph A. Pichler & H. Gordon Fitch
411-423 Migrant-nonmigrant earnings differentials in a local labor market
by C. Russell Hill
424-431 Cyclical, seasonal, and structural factors in area unemployment rates
by Robert M. Fearn
432-438 Comment on "Compulsory arbitration: The case of British Columbia teachers," by Mark Thompson and James Cairnie (27:1, Oct. 1973)
by Peter Feuille
439-440 Comment on "Is contract rejection a major collective bargaining problem?" by Donald R. Burke and Lester Rubin (26:2, Jan. 1973, p. 820)
by Charles A. Odewahn & Joseph Krislov

1975, Volume 28, Issue 2

203-207 European labor and politics: A symposium. Introduction (II)
by John P. Windmuller

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