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Health and the War on Poverty: A Ten-Year Appraisal, Karen Davis and Cathy Schoen
Negotiating the Future: A Labor Perspective on American Business, Barry Bluestone and Irving Bluestone Reviewed by Sumner M. Rosen
Democracy at Work: Changing World Markets and the Future of Labor Unions, Lowell Turner Reviewed by Sumner M. Rosen
The Limits of Professional Power: National Health Care in the Federal Republic of Germany, Deborah A. Stone Reviewed by Sumner M. Rosen
Old Folks at Home, Alvin Rabushka and Bruce Jacobs Reviewed by Sumner M. Rosen
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