Index to Volume 44 Apams, Scott (with David Neumark). When Do Living Wages Bite? Pp. 164-192. January. ALMOND, Put (with Tony Edwards, Trevor Colling, Anthony Ferner, Paddy Gunnigle, Michael Miiller-Camen, Javier Quintanilla and Hartmut Wachter). Unraveling Home and Host C ountry Effects: An Investigation of the HR Policies of an American Multinational in Four European Countries. Pp. 276—306. April. BiLtGer, SHERRILYN M. (with Kevin F. Hallock). Mass Layoffs and CEO Turnover. Pp. 463-489. July. Brenner, Mark D. The Economic Impact of the Boston Living Wage Ordinance. Pp. 59-83. January. Buppin, RicHarp (with Kanika Kapur). The Effect of Employer-Sponsored Education on Job Mobility: Evidence from the U.S. Navy. Pp. 341-363. April. Campowteti, MicHete. Unions and the Dantes of Workers’ Compensation Claims. Pp. 625-653. October. Ciark, Paut F. (with Lois S. Gray). Changing Administrative Practices in American Unions: A Research Note. Pp. 654-658. October. D’Art, Daryt (with Thomas Turner). Academic Workers and Union Membership: An Inevitable Dilution of Solidarity? Pp. 518-524. July. Dupré, M.-T. The ILO October Inquiry: Statistics on Occupational Wages and Hours of Work and on Retail Food Prices. Pp. 193-196. January. Even, WitiaM E. (with David A. Macpherson). The Effects of Employer Matching in 401(k) Plans. Pp. 525 549. July. Fairis, Davip (with Michael Reich). The Impacts of Living Wage Policies: Introduction to the Special Issue. Pp. 1-13. January. Faris, Davip. The Impact of Living Wages on Employers: A Control Group Analysis of the Los Angeles Ordinance. Pp. 84-105. January. FREEMAN, RICHARD B. (with Morris M. Kleiner). The Last American Shoe Manufacturers: Decreasing Produc- tivity and Increasing Profits in the Shift from Piece Rates to Continuous Flow Production. Pp. 307-330. April. FREEMAN, Ricnarp. Fighting for Other Folks’ Wages: The Logic and Illogic of Living Wage Campaigns. Pp. 14-31. January. GowpsteIn, JONATHAN P. (with Lloyd C. Irland, Jennifer A. Senick and Eric W. Bassett). The Intergenerational Supply of Loggers under Conditions of Declining Economic Well-Being. Pp. 331-340. April. GusTMan, ALAN L. (with Thomas L. Steinmeier). Imperfect Knowledge of Social Security and Pensions. Pp. 373-397. April. Harcourt, Mark (with Helen Lam and Sondra Harcourt). Unions and Discriminatory Hiring: Evidence from New Zealand. Pp. 364-372. April. Howes, Canpace. Living Wages and Retention of Homecare Workers in San Francisco. Pp. 139-163. January. Jacosy, SANFORD M. (with Emily M. Nason and Kazuro Saguchi). The Role of the Senior HR Executive in Japan and the United States: Employment Relations, Corporate Governance, and Values. Pp. 207~241. April. Kann, Lawrence M. (with Malav Shah). Race, Compensation and Contract Length in the NBA: 2001-2002. Pp. 444-462. July. KAUFMAN, Bruce E. Clark Kerr and the Founding of the Berkeley UR: A Celebratory Remembrance. Pp. 405 415. July. Lam, Avice. Work Roles and Careers of R&D Scientists in Network Organizations. Pp. 242-275. April. Lin, MinG-Jen. Opening the Black Box: The Internal Labor Markets of Company X. Pp. 659-706. October. Luce, SrepHanie. The Role of Community Involvement in Implementing Living Wage Ordinances. Pp. 32—58. January MARESCHAL, Patrice M. What Makes Mediation Work? Mediators’ Perspectives on Resolving Disputes. Pp. 509-517. July. Mricueit, Dante J. B. (with Christopher L. Erickson). Not Yet Dead at the Fed: Unions, Worker Bargaining, and Economy-Wide Wage Determination. Pp. 565-606. October. fosmem, Tronpb (with Ishak Saporta and Marc-David L. Seidel). Getting Hired: Sex and Race. Pp. 416 443. July. PostHuMA, RicHARD A. (with Michael A. Campion and Amber L. Vargas). Predicting Counterproductive Performance Among Temporary Workers: A Note. Pp. 550-554. July. Reicu, Micnaet (with Peter Hall and Ken Jacobs). Living Wage Policies at the San Francisco Airport: Impacts on Workers and Businesses. Pp. 106—138. January. 4 Lone. International Framework Agreements: A New Model for Securing Workers Rights? Pp. 707 37. October. SmirH, MARGARET Hwanc (with David Weil). Ratcheting Up: Linked Technology Adoption in Supply Chains. Pp. 490-508. July. Wappoups, C. Jerrrey. Trade Union Decline and Union Wage Effects in Australia. Pp. 607-624. October. Index to Volume 44 Apams, Scott (with David Neumark). When Do Living Wages Bite? Pp. 164-192. January. ALMOND, Put (with Tony Edwards, Trevor Colling, Anthony Ferner, Paddy Gunnigle, Michael Miiller-Camen, Javier Quintanilla and Hartmut Wachter). Unraveling Home and Host C ountry Effects: An Investigation of the HR Policies of an American Multinational in Four European Countries. Pp. 276—306. April. BiLtGer, SHERRILYN M. (with Kevin F. Hallock). Mass Layoffs and CEO Turnover. Pp. 463-489. July. Brenner, Mark D. The Economic Impact of the Boston Living Wage Ordinance. Pp. 59-83. January. Buppin, RicHarp (with Kanika Kapur). The Effect of Employer-Sponsored Education on Job Mobility: Evidence from the U.S. Navy. Pp. 341-363. April. Campowteti, MicHete. Unions and the Dantes of Workers’ Compensation Claims. Pp. 625-653. October. Ciark, Paut F. (with Lois S. Gray). Changing Administrative Practices in American Unions: A Research Note. Pp. 654-658. October. D’Art, Daryt (with Thomas Turner). Academic Workers and Union Membership: An Inevitable Dilution of Solidarity? Pp. 518-524. July. Dupré, M.-T. The ILO October Inquiry: Statistics on Occupational Wages and Hours of Work and on Retail Food Prices. Pp. 193-196. January. Even, WitiaM E. (with David A. Macpherson). The Effects of Employer Matching in 401(k) Plans. Pp. 525 549. July. Fairis, Davip (with Michael Reich). The Impacts of Living Wage Policies: Introduction to the Special Issue. Pp. 1-13. January. Faris, Davip. The Impact of Living Wages on Employers: A Control Group Analysis of the Los Angeles Ordinance. Pp. 84-105. January. FREEMAN, RICHARD B. (with Morris M. Kleiner). The Last American Shoe Manufacturers: Decreasing Produc- tivity and Increasing Profits in the Shift from Piece Rates to Continuous Flow Production. Pp. 307-330. April. FREEMAN, Ricnarp. Fighting for Other Folks’ Wages: The Logic and Illogic of Living Wage Campaigns. Pp. 14-31. January. GowpsteIn, JONATHAN P. (with Lloyd C. Irland, Jennifer A. Senick and Eric W. Bassett). The Intergenerational Supply of Loggers under Conditions of Declining Economic Well-Being. Pp. 331-340. April. GusTMan, ALAN L. (with Thomas L. Steinmeier). Imperfect Knowledge of Social Security and Pensions. Pp. 373-397. April. Harcourt, Mark (with Helen Lam and Sondra Harcourt). Unions and Discriminatory Hiring: Evidence from New Zealand. Pp. 364-372. April. Howes, Canpace. Living Wages and Retention of Homecare Workers in San Francisco. Pp. 139-163. January. Jacosy, SANFORD M. (with Emily M. Nason and Kazuro Saguchi). The Role of the Senior HR Executive in Japan and the United States: Employment Relations, Corporate Governance, and Values. Pp. 207~241. April. Kann, Lawrence M. (with Malav Shah). Race, Compensation and Contract Length in the NBA: 2001-2002. Pp. 444-462. July. KAUFMAN, Bruce E. Clark Kerr and the Founding of the Berkeley UR: A Celebratory Remembrance. Pp. 405 415. July. Lam, Avice. Work Roles and Careers of R&D Scientists in Network Organizations. Pp. 242-275. April. Lin, MinG-Jen. Opening the Black Box: The Internal Labor Markets of Company X. Pp. 659-706. October. Luce, SrepHanie. The Role of Community Involvement in Implementing Living Wage Ordinances. Pp. 32—58. January MARESCHAL, Patrice M. What Makes Mediation Work? Mediators’ Perspectives on Resolving Disputes. Pp. 509-517. July. Mricueit, Dante J. B. (with Christopher L. Erickson). Not Yet Dead at the Fed: Unions, Worker Bargaining, and Economy-Wide Wage Determination. Pp. 565-606. October. fosmem, Tronpb (with Ishak Saporta and Marc-David L. Seidel). Getting Hired: Sex and Race. Pp. 416 443. July. PostHuMA, RicHARD A. (with Michael A. Campion and Amber L. Vargas). Predicting Counterproductive Performance Among Temporary Workers: A Note. Pp. 550-554. July. Reicu, Micnaet (with Peter Hall and Ken Jacobs). Living Wage Policies at the San Francisco Airport: Impacts on Workers and Businesses. Pp. 106—138. January. 4 Lone. International Framework Agreements: A New Model for Securing Workers Rights? Pp. 707 37. October. SmirH, MARGARET Hwanc (with David Weil). Ratcheting Up: Linked Technology Adoption in Supply Chains. Pp. 490-508. July. Wappoups, C. Jerrrey. Trade Union Decline and Union Wage Effects in Australia. Pp. 607-624. October. The editors of Industrial Relations would like to express their appreciation to the following persons for serving as referees during 2004-2005. 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