Industrial & labor relations review

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  Año 2013, Vol. 66, Número 4

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    Introduction to the special issue on job quality: : What does it mean and how might we think about it?

    Paul Osterman

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    págs. 739-752

    
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    Is job quality becoming more unequal?

    Francis Green, Tarek Mostafa, Agnès Parent-Thirion, Greet Vermeylen, Gijs Van Houten

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    págs. 753-784

    
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    Building job quality from the inside-out: : Mexican immigrants, skills, and jobs in the construction industry.

    Natahsa Iskander, Nichola Lowe

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    págs. 785-807

    
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    Employers gone rogue: : Explaining industry variation in violations of workplace laws.

    Annette Bernhardt, Michael W. Spiller, Theodore Nik

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    págs. 808-832

    
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    Quality over quantity: : Reexamining the link between entrepreneurship and job creation.

    Adam Seth Litwin, Phillip H. Phan

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    págs. 833-873

    
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    A study of the extent and potential causes of alternative employment arrangements.

    Peter Cappelli, J. R. Keller

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    págs. 874-901

    
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    Professionalization and market closure: : The case of plumbing in India.

    Aruna Ranganathan

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    págs. 902-932

    
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    Labor regulations and job quality: : Evidence from India.

    Yana Van Der Meulen Rodgers, Nidhiya Menon

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    págs. 933-957

    
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    Mental health and working conditions in Europe.

    Elena Cottini, Claudio Lucifora

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    págs. 958-988

    
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    THE effects of organizational change on worker well-being and the moderating role of trade unions.

    Alex Bryson, Erling Barth, Harald Dale-Olsen

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    págs. 989-1011

    
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    The global auction: : The broken promise of education, jobs, and incomes.

    Arne L. Kalleberg

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    págs. 1012-1013

    
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    The precariat: : The new dangerous class.

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    págs. 1013-1015

    
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    Where are all the good jobs going? What national and local job quality and dynamics mean for U.S. workers.

    Arindrajit Dube

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    págs. 1015-1017

    
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    For love and money: : Care provision in the United States.

    Annamaria Simonazzi

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    págs. 1017-1019

    
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    Are bad jobs inevitable? Trends, determinants and responses to job quality in the Twenty-First Century.

    Virginia Doellgast

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    págs. 1019-1020

    
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    Working hard, working poor: : A global journey.

    L. Alan Winters

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    págs. 1021-1022