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History and theories of working-class movements : a select bibliography

Gulick, Charles Adams (contributor); … - 1955

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Labor Policy of the United States Steel Corporation

Gulick, Charles Adams - 1924

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After hungary: review and prospects of democratic socialism in Europe

Gulick, Charles A.; Wolfson, Manfred - In: The Western political quarterly : official journal of … 10 (1957) 4, pp. 802-816

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Austrian labor's bid for power: the role of the trade union federation

Gulick, Charles A. - In: ILR review : the journal of work and policy 12 (1958) 1, pp. 35-55

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Collective bargaining or legal enactment? : the Austrian development

Gulick, Charles A. - 1958

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Collective bargaining or legal enactment? : the Austrian development

Gulick, Charles A. - In: International review of social history 2 (1957) 3, pp. 351

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The fight for San Francisco Bay : The First Ten Years

Gulick, Charles A. - In: Geschichte und Gesellschaft : Festschrift für Karl R. …, (pp. 383-418). 1974

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[Besprechung von:] Gulick, Charles A.: Austria from Habsburg to Hitler. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press. 1948

Galenson, Walter - In: The American economic review 39 (1949) 3, pp. 761-765

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Trust and corporation problems

Seager, Henry R.; Gulick, Charles Adams - 1929

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Insight and illusion in Perlman's theory of the labor market.

Gulick, Charles A.; Bers, Melvin K. - In: Industrial and Labor Relations Review 6 (1953) 4, pp. 510-531

Publication of critical analyses may seem to be an unkind manner of commemorating the twenty-fifth anniversary of a book universally acknowledged as a significant contribution to the literature of industrial relations. Yet such must be the fate of books and the ideas they contain if free inquiry...

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