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| #1121 [more] | Pateman, Carole. The Patriarchal Welfare State. |
| #1122 [more] | Pateman, Carole. The Sexual Contract. |
| #1123 [more] | Paugam, S. Poverty and Social Disqualification: A Comparative Analysis of Cumulative Social Disadvantage in Europe. |
| #1124 [more] | Paugam, S., Y. Zhou. Job Insecurity. |
| #1125 [more] | Payne, C., J. Payne. Unemployment and Peripheral Work. |
| #1126 [more] | Pearce, Diana. On the Edge: Marginal Women Workers and Employment Policy. |
| #1127 [more] | Peattie, Lisa, Martin Rein. Women's Claims: A Study in Political Economy. |
| #1128 [more] | Peck, Jamie. Workfare States. |
| #1129 [more] | Peck, Jamie. Workfare in the Sun: Politics, Representation, And Method in U.S. Welfare-To-Work Strategies. |
| #1130 [more] | Peck, Jamie. Building Workfare States: Institutions of Labour Regulation. |
| #1131 [more] | Peck, Jamie. Locating the Local Labor Market: Segmentation, Regulation, Space. |
| #1132 [more] | Peck, Jamie. Regulating Labour: The Social Regulation and Reproduction of Local Labour-Markets. |
| #1133 [more] | Peck, Jamie. Workplace: The Social Regulation of Labor Markets. |
| #1134 [more] | Peck, Jamie. Work-Place: The Social Regulation of Labor Markets. |
| #1135 [more] | Peck, J., T. Rutherford. Tools For the Job? Decentralization, Partnership and Market Forces in British and Canadian Labour Market Policy. |
| #1136 [more] | Peck, Jamie, Nikolas Theodore. Contingent Chicago: Restructuring and the Spaces of Temporary Labour. |
| #1137 [more] | Peck, Jamie, Nikolas Theodore. Beyond 'Employability'. |
| #1138 [more] | Peck, Jamie, Nikolas Theodore. The Business of Contingent Work: Growth and Restructuring in Chicago's Temporary Employment Industry. |
| #1139 [more] | Peck, J., N. Theodore. The Temporary Staffing Industry: Growth Imperatives and Limits to Contingency. |
| #1140 [more] | Peck, J., N. Theodore, K. Ward. Constructing Markets For Temporary Labour: Employment Liberalization and the Internationalization of the Staffing Industry. |