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Lloyd Ulman

University of California, Berkeley

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Industrial Relations | 1974

Worker Discontent and Work Place Behavior

Robert J. Flanagan; George Strauss; Lloyd Ulman

Industrial Relations | 1975

Multinational Unionism: Incentives, Barriers, and Alternatives

Lloyd Ulman

Southern Economic Journal | 1974

Wage restraint : a study of incomes policies in Western Europe

Lloyd Ulman; Robert J. Flanagan

The Economic Journal | 1985

Unionism, Economic Stabilisation and Incomes Policies: The European Experience.

Nicholas Rau; Robert J. Flanagan; David Soskice; Lloyd Ulman

Industrial Relations | 1990

Labor Market Analysis and Concerted Behavior

Lloyd Ulman

Institute for Research on Labor and Employment | 2003

An Essay on Collective Bargaining and Unemployment in Germany

Lloyd Ulman; Knut Gerlach

Institute of European Studies | 2002

The Uneasy Triangle

Lloyd Ulman; Knut Gerlach

Institute for Research on Labor and Employment | 2005

Wage Moderation and Rising Unemployment

Lloyd Ulman; Knut Gerlach; Paola Giuliano

Contemporary Economic Policy | 1987

WHO WANTED COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IN THE FIRST PLACE

Lloyd Ulman

The Round Table | 1976

Runaway unionism: The British coal strike, the social contract, and the economics of militancy

Lloyd Ulman

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Robert J. Flanagan

Stanford University

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George Strauss

University of California

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Paola Giuliano

University of California

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David Soskice

London School of Economics and Political Science

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