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ORGANIZING THE SCALE OF LABOR REGULATION IN THE UNITED STATES: SERVICE SECTOR ACTIVISM IN THE CITY
(Johns Hopkins University, Institute for Policy Studies, 1999)
Geographical scholarship on the localization of labor regulation, militant particularism in class struggle, and labor union activity has highlighted the need for workers to contest the scales over which their working lives ...
POSTINDUSTRIAL CITY DEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITED STATES: THE CASE OF SOUTH BALTIMORE
(Institute for Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1990)
Past and Present Problems of Polish Ethnic Groups in America (Analyzed Primarily Through the Example of the Baltimore Community)
(Institute for Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1975-08)
Designation and Administration of Districts for Historical and Architectural Preservation in Baltimore
(Institute for Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1974-06)
Business Parks in the Baltimore Region: An Inventory
(Institute for Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1988)
The fiscal capacity problem of local governments: lessons learnt from Baltimore to Hungary
(Johns Hopkins University, Institute for Policy Studies, 1994-05)
Baltimore City Brownfields - GIS approach
(Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies, 2000-08)
IS NEIGHBORHOOD POVERTY A GOOD MARKER OF NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY?
(The Johns Hopkins University Institute for Policy Studies, 2004-05)
Cross-sector Partnerships and Community Involvement in Reversing Urban Decay; Nairobi and Baltimore: A Comparison
(Institute for Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 2002)
INDUSTRIAL LOCATION PROBLEMS: Comparative Elements Between Two Activity Location Policies - U.S.A. and France
(Institute for Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1973-12)