Industrial Relations and Labor Institutionalism: A Century of Boom and Bust

Abstract

This paper describes the close intellectual kinship between the academic field of industrial relations and the labor institutionalism of the Wisconsin School, their historical evolution over the twentieth century, and the reasons for the marked decline in the academic fortunes of industrial relations in recent years.

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