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When Public Sector Workers Unionize [PDF]

Richard B. Freeman, Robert Valletta
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Compulsory Arbitration: Some Perspectives

Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1964
Discusses a case against compulsory arbitration of labor disputes. Forms of third-party intervention; Principal categories of labor disputes; Involvement of grievances in disputes settled by compulsory methods; Contract issues and the national interest. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Orme W. Phelps
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Compulsory Arbitration at the Second Hague Conference

American Journal of International Law, 1910
It was in the natural course of things that the Second Conference of 1907, called to elaborate the work of 1899, should deal with the problem of extending arbitration along the lines indicated in the Russian proposal of 1899, and that the question should be reconsidered as to whether the nations could not and should not obligate themselves to refer ...
H. Lammasch
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Why the British Shelved Compulsory Arbitration

California Management Review, 1960
Talk about the possibility of introducing compulsory arbitration in the U. S. to solve labor disputes still rages. As this article points out, Americans could learn a good lesson from the British on this matter.
Eric Armstrong
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Constitutional Aspects of Compulsory Arbitration

Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science in the City of New York, 1917
Thomas I. Parkinson
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Compulsory Arbitration in the United States

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1910
C. J. Doyle
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Is Compulsory Arbitration the Answer?

Challenge, 1963
Frank T. de Vyver
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