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Articles in July 1999 issue of Industrial and Labor Relations Review

• Warmth of the Welcome: The Social Causes of Economic Success for Immigrants in Different Nations and Cities.(Review)
  by Gornick, Janet C.
• Southern organizing in the post-civil rights era: the case of S. Lichtenberg.
  by Bussel, Robert
• After Lean Production: Evolving Practices in the World Auto Industry.(Review)
  by Babson, Steve
• Do unions make enterprises insolvent?
  by Freeman, Richard B.; Kleiner, Morris M.
• International Examination of Medical-Legal Aspects of Work Injuries.(Review)
  by Burkhauser, Richard V.
• Destined for Equality: The Inevitable Rise of Women's Status.(Review)
  by England, Paula
• The Common Ground of Womanhood: Class, Gender, and Working Girls' Clubs, 1884-1928.(Review)
  by Benson, Susan Porter
• Compulsory Arbitration: The Grand Experiment in Employment.(Review)
  by Mackenzie, Susan T.
• Labor's Great War: The Struggle for Industrial Democracy and the Origins of Modern American Labor Relations, 1912-1921.(Review)
  by Breen, William J.
• Disability retirement among German men in the 1980s.
  by Riphahn, R.T.
• When the Mines Closed: Stories of Struggles in Hard Times.(Review)
  by K'Meyer, Tracy E.
• The gender earnings differential in the Russian transition economy.
  by Ogloblin, Constantin G.
• Organized Labor and American Politics, 1894-1994: The Labor-Liberal Alliance.(Review)
  by Thurber, Timothy N.
• What is a promotion?
  by Pergamit, Michael R.; Veum, Jonathan R.
• Between Class and Market: Postwar Unionization in the Capitalist Democracies.(Review)
  by Kitay, Jim
• Changing consequences of job separation in the United States.
  by Polsky, Daniel
• The Left's Dirty Job: The Politics of Industrial Restructuring in France and Spain.(Review)
  by Hamann, Kerstin
• Work organization, technology, and performance in customer service and sales.
  by Batt, Rosemary