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LABOUR STUDIES&#13;
Editors: Gerald Berk, Charles Craypo, Barbara Fick, Robert Fishman, Teresa Ghilarducci, Edward Lorenz, Jill Rubery, Suzanne Kanzelmann Smith, Frank Wilkinson, Anne Zakas (Managing Editor)&#13;
Associate Editors: Francesca Bettio (Italy), Adrienne Birecree (USA), Gerhard Bosch (Germany), Peter Brosnan (Australia), Alberto Castro (Portugal), Simon Deakin (Britain), Rainer Dombois (Germany), Gerard Hughes (Ireland), Jane Humphries (Britain), Richard Hurd (USA), Constance Lever-Tracy (Australia), Phillippe Mehaut (France), Alberto Meixide (Spain), Francois Michon (France), Itsutomo Mitsui Oapan), Sam Rosenberg (USA), Werner Sengenberger (Germany), Bo Strath (Sweden), Gyorgy Sziraczki (Hungary), Paola Villa (Italy), Howard Wial (USA), Carla Lipsig-Mumme (Canada)&#13;
INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO LABOUR STUDIES: ISSN 1052-9187. Volume 5, 1995, published annually by Academic Press limited at 24-28 Oval Road, London NW1 7DX, UK, on behalf of the Cambridge Political Economy Society and the Higgins Labor Research Center, University of Notre Dame. Single copies including postage are available at: £18 UK and Europe, and US$30 elsewhere. When ordered with Cambridge Journal of Economics and Contributions to Political Economy, the combined rate, including postage (total 8 issues) is: £155 UK and Europe and US$275 elsewhere. Combined personal subscription rate, including postage: £75 UK and Europe and US$140 elsewhere. Buyers in Canada should add GST at the current rate of 7%. Subscription orders should be sent to: Journals Subscription Department, Harcourt Brace and Company Ltd, Foots Cray High Street, Sidcup, Kent DA14 5HP, UK (Tel: 081 300 3322). Send notice of change of address to the publisher at least 6-8 weeks in advance, including both old and new addresses.&#13;
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