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| Figures and Tables | |
| Introduction | |
| The Institutionalist Tradition in Labor Economics | |
| Historical and Theoretical Perspectives | |
| The Institutional and Neoclassical Schools in Labor Economics | |
| Labor and the Menace of Competition | |
| John R. Commons and His Students: The View from the End of the Twentieth Century | |
| Wages in the Public Interest: Insights from | |
| U.S. Labor Reexamined, 1880-1930: Success, Ideology, and Reversal | |
| Institutionalist Thought on Labor Since World War II | |
| Two Sides of the Same Coin: Institutionalist Theories of Wage Rates and Wage Differentials | |
| The Significance of Segmentation for Institutional Theory and Public Policy | |
| Dead Metaphors and Living Wages: On the Role of Measurement and Logic in Economic Debates | |
| How Is Labor Distinct from Broccoli? Some Unique Characteristics of Labor and Their Importance for Economic Analysis and Policy | |
| An Institutionalist Approach to Work Time: Is Labor Truly Irksome? | |
| Institutional Analysis of Current Labor Issues | |
| Wage Discrimination in Context: Enlarging the Field of View | |
| Nonstandard Labor Through an Institutionalist Lens: The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same | |
| The Institution of Unauthorized Residency Status, Neighborhood Context, and Mexican Immigrant Earnings in Los Angeles County | |
| Retirement: Evolving Concepts and Institutions | |
| Organizing the Service Sector: From "Labor" to "Stakeholder" Unionism | |
| Social Justice | |
| Full Employment and Social Justice | |
| Regressive Norms, Progressive Possibilities, and Labor Justice | |
| Wealth and Power: Ethical Implications of Executive Compensation Since the 1980s | |
| Not Only Nike's Doing It: "Sweating" and the Contemporary Labor Market | |
| Conclusion | |
| Prospects for the Future of Institutionalist Labor Economics | |
| About the Editors and Contributors | |
| Index | |
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