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• 2004Money and monetary policy since 194513 cited
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• 1999The appropiate design of collective bargaining systems: learning from the experience of Britain, Australia and New Zealand9 cited
• 1998Industrial relations reform in Britain since 19798 cited
• 2003The Surprising Retreat of Union Britain