| WorkingUSA 2004 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Building power in the new economy: The South Bay Labor Council. | Human resources and labor relations | Byrd, Barbara, Rhee, Nari |
| Confronting Houston's demographic shift: The Harris County AFL-CIO. | Human resources and labor relations | Karson, Tom |
| Consolidation and labor in arts and entertainment: a peek at clear channel. | Human resources and labor relations | Richardson, Damone, Figueroa, Maria |
| Dynamic political mobilization: The Los Angeles County Federation of Labor. | Human resources and labor relations | Frand, Larry, Wong, Kent |
| Employer opinions on living wage initiatives. | Human resources and labor relations | Grant, Don, Trautner, Mary Nell |
| Labor and corporate governance: initial lessons from shareholder activism. | Human resources and labor relations | Chakrabarti, Monami |
| Labor and Spanish-language broadcasters. | Human resources and labor relations | Valenzuala, Abel Jr., Hunt, Darnell |
| Making unions more accessible to Latino workers. | Human resources and labor relations | Lund, John |
| Organizing for (spare) change?: a radical politics for American labor. | Human resources and labor relations | Day, Benjamin |
| Rebellion, class, and labor in Argentine society. | Human resources and labor relations | Ranis, Peter |
| Starting down the road to power: The Denver Area Labor Federation. | Human resources and labor relations | Nelson, Mark, Luce, Stephanie |
| Taking back America for working people: Community by community. | Human resources and labor relations | Colburn, Bruce |
| The failure of organizing, the new unity partnership, and the future of the labor movement. | Human resources and labor relations | Hurd, Richard |
| Unions wrestle with corporate codes of conduct. | Human resources and labor relations | Frundt, Henry J. |
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