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• Melatonin Fails to Improve Sleep or Agitation in Double-Blind Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial of Institutionalized Patients With Alzheimer Disease 

  Objectives: Patients with Alzheimer dementia often display both agitated behavior and poor sleep. Given that the disease is often associated with...

  American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, The, 02/01/09 by Gehrman, Philip R; Connor, Donald J; Martin, Jennifer L; Shochat, Tamar; Corey-Bloom, Jody; Ancoli-Israel, Sonia · More from publication

• Increased migration of Lepidoptera linked to climate change 

  Key words. Lepidoptera, butterflies, moths, migration, temperature response, climate change Abstract. The number of species of migratory...

  European Journal of Entomology, 01/01/07 by Sparks, Tim H; Dennis, Roger L H; Croxton, Philip J; Cade, Martin · More from publication

• Mass Immigration and the National Interest. (book reviews) 

  This is an important book. Vernon Briggs is the nation's pre-eminent institutional labor economist interested in immigration, and Mass...

  Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 10/01/94 by Martin, Philip L. · More from publication

• U.S.-Mexico Relations: Labor Market Interdependence. (book reviews) 

  This edited volume is the fifth in the series issued by the United States-Mexico Relations Project, a consortium of American, Canadian, and...

  American Political Science Review, 09/01/94 by Martin, Philip L. · More from publication

• The makewhole remedy in California agriculture. 

  THE MAKEWHOLE REMEDY IN CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE THE 1975 California Agricultural Labor Relations Act (ALRA) was enacted "to insure peace in...

  Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 10/01/89 by Egan, Daniel L.; Martin, Philip L. · More from publication

• Farmworkers, agribusiness, and the state. - book reviews 

  Cesar Chavez began to organize California farmworkers in the 1960's, and within a decade, the strikes, boycotts, and marches organized by what...

  Monthly Labor Review, 11/01/84 by Philip L. Martin · More from publication