1. E-Voice: Power and identity via electronic communication

   • Daphne G. Taras
   • James T. Bennett

   OriginalPaper Pages: 1 - 7

2. How new lawyers use E-voice to drive firm compensation: The “greedy associates” phenomenon

   • Daphne Taras
   • A. Gesser

   OriginalPaper Pages: 9 - 29

3. An identity perspective on the propensity of high-tech talent to unionize

   • Laurie P. Milton

   OriginalPaper Pages: 31 - 53

4. The use of information technology in a strike

   • Vicki Barnett

   OriginalPaper Pages: 55 - 72

5. Telecommuting: The future of work, corporate culture, and American society

   • Edward E. Potter

   OriginalPaper Pages: 73 - 84

6. The economics of employment protection

   • John T. Addison
   • Paulino Teixeira

   Articles Pages: 85 - 128

7. Effects of public transit policies on taxi drivers’ wages

   • Ann Schwarz-miller
   • Wayne K. Talley

   Articles Pages: 131 - 142

8. Career or family: What choices do college women have?

   • Marianne A. Ferber
   • Carole A. Green

   Articles Pages: 143 - 151

9. Can earnings equations estimates improve CPS hot-deck imputations?

   • John A. Bishop
   • John P. Formby
   • Paul D. Thistle

   Articles Pages: 153 - 159

10. Race and prevailing wage laws in the construction industry: Comment on Thieblot

    • Hamid Azari-rad
    • Peter Philips

    Articles Pages: 161 - 168

11. Race and prevailing wage laws in the construction industry: Reply to Azari-Rad and Philips

    • A. J. Thieblot

    Articles Pages: 169 - 177

12. Only one place of redress: African Americans, labor regulations, and the courts from reconstruction to the new deal

    • Ronald D. Brown

    Review Article Pages: 179 - 186

13. We can’t eat prestige: The women who organized harvard

    • Monica Bielski

    BookReview Pages: 187 - 188