Vol. 13 No. 1: 2009: Perspectives On Work

Articles

• Rethinking Compliance: Improving Working Conditions in Global Supply Chains

  Richard Locke

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• Global Labor Standards—What the ILO is Doing Building Capacity-Changing Worker-Management Relations through Targeted Training

  Dana Brown

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• Labor, Citizenship, and Human Rights Campaigns

  Gay Seidman

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• Understanding Child Labor in India

  Akshay Mangla

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• Transforming Education and Teaching: Minnesota’s K-12 Comprehensive Model

  Alice Seagren

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• Improving Teacher Pay and Teaching Practice—An Opportunity to Seize

  Bill Raabe

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• Labor-Management Cooperation and Interest-Based Bargaining in Education

  Nancy Peace

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• The Consequences of NCLB: The Demise of Labor-Management Partnerships for Reform and Hopes for Renewal

  Louise Sundin, julia Koppich

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• A New Majority Faculty: Progress or Profit?

  Joe Berry

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• The Changing Landscape of Faculty Employment: Saving Costs and Expanding Revenues

  Liang Zhang, Xiangmin Liu

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• Capturing the Advantages of IBB: Labor Negotiations at Harvard

  Kyle Glover, E. Ashley Harris

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• The Corporate Pay Gap: Do We Need a Maximum Wage?

  Sam Pizzigati

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• The New Executive Compensation Question: Can Executive Compensation Programs Motivate Excessive Risk-Taking?

  Michael Davis

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• Paying Executives in Turbulent Times—What Do You Do Differently and Why?

  Kathy Bonneville

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• The Power of Subcommittees: An Important Tool When Negotiating Labor Agreements

  Robert McKersie, Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld

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• Where Does The Field Go from Here? Perspectives on the Future of Work

  Kelly Pike, Sean Rogers, Sun Wook Chung

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• Wage Theft in America, Kim Bobo

  Aruna Ranganathan

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• New Directions in the Study of Work and Employment: Revitalizing Industrial Relations as an Academic Enterprise, Charles J. Whalen (ed.)

  Sean Rogers

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• What the ILO is Doing Building Capacity-Changing Worker-Management Relations through Targeted Training

  Erik Young

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• Invisible Hands, Invisible Objectives: Bringing Workplace Law and Public Policy into Focus, Stephen F. Befort and John W. Budd

  Yuanyuan Sun

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• Made in L.A. / Hecho en Los Angeles, a documentary film, written by Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar

  Hae-Lin Choi

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