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The Use of the Labor Injunction in the New York Needle Trades II
P. F. Brissenden and
C. O. Swayzee
The "Three Clauses" in Hawaiian Labor Agreements, P. F. Brissenden
Labor in Postwar America, Colston E. Warne and Katherine DuPre Lumpkin Reviewed by P. F. Brissenden
The Challenge of Industrial Relations: Trade Unions, Management, and the Public Interest, Sumner H. Slichter Reviewed by P. F. Brissenden
Reviewed by P. F. Brissenden
Industrial Planning Under Codes, George B. Galloway Reviewed by P. F. Brissenden
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