Vol. 8 No. 1: 2004: Perspectives on Work

Articles

• SAVING JOBS and Investing in LABOR’S FUTURE: The Steel Valley Authority

  Thomas Croft

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• Workforce Development and Family-Supporting Jobs: The Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership

  Eric Parker

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• Building a Two-Lane High Road: UNIONS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT in Western New York

  Lou Jean Fleron, Ron Applegate

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• Labor and Regional Economic Development: Lessons from Europe

  David B. Reynolds

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• UNIONS AND IMMIGRANT WORKERS: Organized Labor and Communities Work Together for Change

  Charity Wilson

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• Reducing ILLEGAL MIGRATION through a Legal Work Program

  Manuel Cunha, Jr.

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• Migrant Farmworkers at the CUTTING EDGE of Immigration Policy

  Bruce Goldstein

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• Demand for SKILLED IMMIGRANTS in INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Following the Labor Market from Bubble to Bust

  B. Lindsay Lowell

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• IMMIGRATION: A Rogue Labor Market Policy

  Vernon M. Briggs, Jr.

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• The Living Wage Movement: Organizing for the Long Haul

  Jen Kern

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• An Argument Against Living Wage Laws— and in Favor of a Sound Alternative

  Craig Garthwaite

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• What Happens after Laws Pass? Implementing and Monitoring Living Wage Ordinances

  Stephanie Luce

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• The Living Wage Movement: Its Significance to Urban Politics and Citizenship

  Oren M. Levin-Waldman

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• The New Municipal Minimum Wage Laws

  Paul K. Sonn

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• Remembering John Dunlop and Clark Kerr

  Ray Marchall

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• The Russell Sage Foundation and Low-Wage America: A Review Commentary

  Robert Taylor

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• How Labor Gets Framed: Looking at the Workplace through a Consumer’s Eyes

  Charles J. Whalen

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