Ronnie J. Phillips, Ph.D.

The Texas School of Institutional Economics (214 pages)

Edited with an introduction by Ronnie J. Phillips, Ph.D. 

Contents 

Preface 

1 Introduction (Ronnie J. Phillips) 

2 The Ayresian Legacy (James Ronald Stanfield and Jacqueline Bloom Stanfield) 

3 E. E. Hale on Economic Theory and the Real World (Ronnie J. Phillips) 

4 Robert Montgomery: A Gentle Iconoclast in Industrial Organization (Robert Kling) 

5 Ruth Allen: Frontier Labor Economist (Alexandra Bernasek and Douglas Kinnear) 

6 Alton Wiley: The Most Complete Economist(Gerald F. Vaughn) 

7 Erich W. Zimmermann: The Dynamics of Resourceship (Stephen L. McDonald) 

Bibliography 

Subject/Author Index 

Collected Works of Ruth Alice Allen, Ph.D.,Volume 1 THE LABOR OF WOMEN IN THE PRODUCTION OF COTTON (274 pages)

I. An Introductory Chapter

II. The American Woman : Home and Social Background

III. The American Woman: The Non-Field Worker

IV. The American Woman: The Hired Laborer

V. The American Woman: Field Worker for Family Only

VI. The Negro Woman

VII. The Mexican Woman

VIII. Some Comparisons 

IX. Further Findings and Comparisons 

X. Some Suggestions

APPENDIX

General Conclusions

Summary of Data

—The American Woman: Home and Social Background 

—The American Woman: The Non-Field Worker

—The American Woman: The Hired Laborer

—The American Woman: Field Worker for Family Only 

—The Negro Woman 

—The Mexican Woman

References for Further Reading 

Index

Collected Works of Ruth Alice Allen, Ph.D.,Volume 2: The History of Organized Labor in Texas (267 pages)

Acknowledgments 

Introduction 

The period of the Great Upheaval, 1880-1890 

A Cowboy Strike,1883 

The Capitol Boycott: A Study in Peaceful Labor Tactics,

1885-1889 

United Mine Workers in Texas, 1884-1927 

Sketch History of the Texas State Federation of Labor 

The Negro in the State Federation of Labor 

—Glimpses at the Background 

—A Psychological Problem of Southern Labor 

The Oil Workers’ Union, 1903 

Partial list of material gathered under Project No. 38,

Material not referred to in text 

Index 

Collected Works of Ruth Alice Allen, Ph.D.,Volume 3 The Depression and the Great Southwest Strike (291 pages)

Wage Earners Meet the Great Depression (Ruth A. Allen and Sam B. Barton) 

1 Introduction 

2 Electricians Meet the Depression 

3 Those Who Go Down to The Docks 

4 The Longshoreman Lives and Labors 

—4.1 Appendix A: Income and Expenditure Accounts of Longshoremen (Deep-Sea and Coastwise) 

—4.2 Appendix B: Questionnaire Schedule 

—4.3 Index

The Great Southwest Strike (Ruth A. Allen) 

1 Excerpts from the Eighties 

2 The Labor Scene in the Southwest 

3 Martin Irons 

4 The Strike Begins 

5 The Mystery 

6 Attempts at Arbitration 

7 The Strike 

8 Strikers before the Congressional Committee 

9 The Knights and the Strike 

10 Again Martin Irons 

11 Afterthoughts 

11.2 Bibliography 

Introduction

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