Labour Market Evolution : The Economic History of Market Integration, Wage Flexibility and the Employment Relation (Hardcover)

1 ECONOMIC HISTORY AND THE HISTORY OF LABOUR MARKETS 2 BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN LABOUR ECONOMICS AND ECONOMIC HISTORY: A LABOUR ECONOMIST’S PERSPECTIVE 3 HOW DID PRE-INDUSTRIAL LABOUR MARKETS FUNCTION? 4 THE DIS-INTEGRATION OF TRADITIONAL LABOUR MARKETS IN FRANCE: FROM AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY TO AGRICULTURE OR INDUSTRY 5 REGIONAL LABOUR MARKET INTEGRATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES, 1850?1913 6 REAL INCOMES IN THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD, 1879?1913 7 DID LABOUR FLOW UPHILL? INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND WAGE RATES IN TWENTIETH CENTURY IRELAND 8 THE DECLINE IN HOURS OF WORK IN US LABOUR MARKETS, 1890?1903 9 JOB TENURE IN THE GILDED AGE 10 THE GREAT WAR AND THE CANADIAN LABOUR MARKET: RAILWAY WORKERS 1903?39 11 WAGE WOES IN WEIMAR? A PARTIAL INVESTIGATION 12 WAGE BEHAVIOUR IN INTER-WAR BRITAIN: A SCEPTICAL ENQUIRY 13 RACE, HUMAN CAPITAL, AND LABOUR MARKETS IN AMERICAN HISTORY