Springer Studies in Work and Industry

Work and Industry

Structures, Markets, and Processes

Industries, Firms, and Jobs

Sociological and Economic Approaches

Maternal Employment and Children’s Development

Longitudinal Research

Bureaucratic Labor Market

The Case of the Federal Civil Service

Enriching Business Ethics

Life and Death at Work

Industrial Accidents as a Case of Socially Produced Error

When Strikes Make Sense—And Why

Lessons from Third Republic French Coal Miners

Employment Relationship

Causes and Consequences of Modern Personnel Administration

Labor and Politics in the U.S. Postal Service

Operation of Internal Labor Markets

Staffing Practices and Vacancy Chains

Negro Business and Business Education

Their Present and Prospective Development

Social and Spatial Ecology of Work

The Case of a Survey Research Organization

Stress and Distress among the Unemployed

Hard Times and Vulnerable People

Employment Relations in France

Evolution and Innovation

Sourcebook of Labor Markets

Evolving Structures and Processes

Analyzing the Labor Force

Concepts, Measures, and Trends

Worlds of Work

Building an International Sociology of Work

Mayoral Control of the New York City Schools

Mayoral Control of the New York City Schools

State and the Labor Market

Workers, Managers, and Technological Change

Emerging Patterns of Labor Relations

Worlds of Work

Building an International Sociology of Work

Sourcebook of Labor Markets

Evolving Structures and Processes

Stress and Distress among the Unemployed

Hard Times and Vulnerable People

Ensuring Minority Success in Corporate Management

Employment Relationship

Causes and Consequences of Modern Personnel Administration

Segmented Labor, Fractured Politics

Labor Politics in American Life

Ending a Career in the Auto Industry

“30 and Out”

Employment Relations in France

Evolution and Innovation