search query: @indexterm STRIKES / total: 201
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The economic and organizational basis of early United States strikes, 1900-1948.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1982 : JUL, VOL. 35:4, p. 491-503
 1982 Skeels, J. W.
132.
The macroeconomic strike model: a study of seventeen countries, 1948-1975.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1982 : JUL, VOL. 35:4, p. 504-521
 1982 Paldam, M.
Pedersen, P. J.
133.
Strikes as a result of imperfect information.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1982 : JUL, VOL. 35:4, p. 522-538
 1982 Mauro, M. J.
134.
Major labor disputes in Britain, 1902-1938: The relationship between resource expenditure and outcome.
American Sociological Review
1982 : APR, VOL. 47:2, p. 238-252
 1982 Ragin, C. C.
Coverman, S.
Hayward, M.
135.
The theory of bargaining and strike activity.
International Journal of Social Economics
1982 : VOL. 9:2, p. 3-31
 1982 Sapsford, D.
136.
The financial costs and returns of strikes.
British Journal of Industrial Relations
1982 : JUL, VOL. 20:2, p. 247-256
 1982 Gennard, J.
137.
Strike characteristics as determinants of strike settlements: a chief negotiator's viewpoint.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1982 : FEB, VOL. 67:1, p. 45-52
 1982 Shirom, A.
138.
Internal union dynamics during a strike: a quasi-experimental study.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1982 : FEB, VOL. 67:1, p. 37-44
 1982 Stagner, R.
Eflal, B.
139.
Strike frequencies and plant-size : a comment on Swedish and U.K. experience.
British Journal of Industrial Relations
1982 : MAR, VOL. 20:1, p. 101-104
 1982 Prais, S. J.
140.
The local organisation of a national dispute : the British 1979 engineering strike.
Industrial Relations Journal
1982 : SPRING, VOL. 13:1, p. 57-63
 1982 Edwards, P.
Scullion, H.
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