James G Scoville
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 280806 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | James G Scoville |
| NOMBRES | James G |
| APELLIDO | Scoville |
| FIRMA | SCOVILLE J G |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1965 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Segmentation in the Market for Child Labor
Recent events have focused attention on international labor standards, with some special attention being paid to child labor. The diverse forms of child labor are often merged into one: a stereotype of "children sewing Nikes," although the situation varies widely from that model. Certain forms of child labor are not substitutable by adult labor; others are more appropriately modeled as a form of apprenticeship. A simple family utility function he…
Labor Market Underpinnings of a Caste Economy
Previous modellings by Akerlof and Scoville of a caste based economy, exemplified historically by India-in which occupations are hereditary, compulsory, and endogamous-are reviewed and contrasted, Coase/North arguments are advanced about the possible bases for labor market segmentation which would render such a caste-type system immune to erosion by labor market competition. Historical and contemporary evidence is presented to support these argum…
Double Shift
In words of George F. Kennan, Russia remains a region where the conflicts of outlook and persuasion have been as violent as any seen in our century. As crisis follows crisis, Western observers find tragic complexities and cruel paradoxes of post-totalitarian Russia no less mystifying than those they encountered during Soviet era. Looking beyond horizon and cutting beneath headlines, in Remaking Russia eighteen distinguished essayists of diverse b…
Status Influences in Third World Labor Markets
Status Influences in Third World Labor Markets
Status Influences in Third World Labor Markets
Hewers of wood and drawers of water
Clerical Employment and Technological Change
Industrial Relations
Part 1: The comparative approach1. Introduction2. Comparative frameworksPart 2: The 'actors' in the industrial relations system3. Managers and employers' associations4. Labour and trades unions5. Governments, political parties and the role of the statePart 3: Key themes in comparative industrial relations6. Industrial conflict7. Industrial democracy8. The distribution of economic rewardsPart 4: Conclusions9. Conclusions
Comparative Industrial Relations
The Traditional Industrial Sector in Developing Countries
In the theory of urban labor markets in less developed countries, levels of traditional industrial sector incomes, are a key determinant of modern sector skilled wages (directly through the external labor market) and unskilled wages (indirectly through operations of internal labor markets). Data on traditional sector incomes for 40 urban areas are assembled from a variety of sources; the quality of these data and needs for future data collection …
The Labor Market in Prerevolutionary Iran
Overeducation in the U.S. Labor Market
Work, Jobs, and Occupations
International Labor and the Multinational Enterprise
The International Labor Movement in Transition
Manpower and Occupational Analysis
A Theory of Jobs and Training
Education and Training Requirements for Occupations
IN the May, 1964 issue of this REVIEW, R. S. Eckaus presented estimates of general and specific education and training requirements by industry.1 For the analysis of projected demands on the educational system, it may be more useful to have such data on an occupational basis as technological change is not usually conceived of as neutral with respect to the component occupations of an industry. It is the purpose of this article to present such dat…
The Development and Relevance of U. S. Occupational Data
Discusses the various types of occupational classifications and its value to manpower and labor market research in the United States. Development of occupational statistics in the country; Definitions of occupational titles. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
The Development and Relevance of U. S. Occupational Data
Discusses the various types of occupational classifications and its value to manpower and labor market research in the United States. Development of occupational statistics in the country; Definitions of occupational titles. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
The Traditional Industrial Sector in Developing Countries
In the theory of urban labor markets in less developed countries, levels of traditional industrial sector incomes, are a key determinant of modern sector skilled wages (directly through the external labor market) and unskilled wages (indirectly through operations of internal labor markets). Data on traditional sector incomes for 40 urban areas are assembled from a variety of sources; the quality of these data and needs for future data collection …
The Labor Market in Prerevolutionary Iran
The Development and Relevance of U. S. Occupational Data
Discusses the various types of occupational classifications and its value to manpower and labor market research in the United States. Development of occupational statistics in the country; Definitions of occupational titles. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Education and Training Requirements for Occupations
IN the May, 1964 issue of this REVIEW, R. S. Eckaus presented estimates of general and specific education and training requirements by industry.1 For the analysis of projected demands on the educational system, it may be more useful to have such data on an occupational basis as technological change is not usually conceived of as neutral with respect to the component occupations of an industry. It is the purpose of this article to present such dat…
A Theory of Jobs and Training
Manpower and Occupational Analysis
The International Labor Movement in Transition
International Labor and the Multinational Enterprise
Work, Jobs, and Occupations
Overeducation in the U.S. Labor Market
The Labor Market in Prerevolutionary Iran
Comparative Industrial Relations
The Traditional Industrial Sector in Developing Countries
In the theory of urban labor markets in less developed countries, levels of traditional industrial sector incomes, are a key determinant of modern sector skilled wages (directly through the external labor market) and unskilled wages (indirectly through operations of internal labor markets). Data on traditional sector incomes for 40 urban areas are assembled from a variety of sources; the quality of these data and needs for future data collection …
Industrial Relations
Part 1: The comparative approach1. Introduction2. Comparative frameworksPart 2: The 'actors' in the industrial relations system3. Managers and employers' associations4. Labour and trades unions5. Governments, political parties and the role of the statePart 3: Key themes in comparative industrial relations6. Industrial conflict7. Industrial democracy8. The distribution of economic rewardsPart 4: Conclusions9. Conclusions
Hewers of wood and drawers of water
Clerical Employment and Technological Change
Status Influences in Third World Labor Markets
Status Influences in Third World Labor Markets
Status Influences in Third World Labor Markets
Double Shift
In words of George F. Kennan, Russia remains a region where the conflicts of outlook and persuasion have been as violent as any seen in our century. As crisis follows crisis, Western observers find tragic complexities and cruel paradoxes of post-totalitarian Russia no less mystifying than those they encountered during Soviet era. Looking beyond horizon and cutting beneath headlines, in Remaking Russia eighteen distinguished essayists of diverse b…
Labor Market Underpinnings of a Caste Economy
Previous modellings by Akerlof and Scoville of a caste based economy, exemplified historically by India-in which occupations are hereditary, compulsory, and endogamous-are reviewed and contrasted, Coase/North arguments are advanced about the possible bases for labor market segmentation which would render such a caste-type system immune to erosion by labor market competition. Historical and contemporary evidence is presented to support these argum…
Segmentation in the Market for Child Labor
Recent events have focused attention on international labor standards, with some special attention being paid to child labor. The diverse forms of child labor are often merged into one: a stereotype of "children sewing Nikes," although the situation varies widely from that model. Certain forms of child labor are not substitutable by adult labor; others are more appropriately modeled as a form of apprenticeship. A simple family utility function he…
Economics (13 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Labour economics (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Labor Movements and Unions (6 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Caste (4 obras) · Indian Economic and Social Development (4 obras) · Demographic economics (3 obras)