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DocumentFreeman, R., and J. Rogers. “What Do Workers Want? Voice, Representation and Power in the American Workplace”. Employee Representation in the Emerging Workplace: Alternatives/Supplements to Collective Bargaining, Kluwer Law International, 1998, pp. 3-31.
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DocumentRogers, J., and J. Cohen. Asociaciones Secundarias Y Gobierno democratico. Vol. 84-85, Zona Abierto, 1998, pp. 3-122.
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DocumentRogers, J., and J. Cohen. “Can Egalitarianism Survive Internationalization?”. Internationale Wirtschaft, Nationale Demokrati , Campus Verlag, 1998, pp. 175-93.
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DocumentRogers, J. Turning to the Cities: A Metropolitan Agenda. Vol. 22, In These Times, 1998, pp. 14-17.
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DocumentRogers, J., and R. Freeman. Trg Delovne Sile: Nobeno Kosilo Ni zastonj. Razgledi, 1998, pp. 10-11.
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DocumentRogers, J., and R. Teixeira. “Mastering the New Political Arithmetic: Volatile Voters, Declining Living Standards, and Non-College-Educated Whites”. Unraveling the Right, Westview Press, 1998, pp. 228-47.
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Rogers, J., and L. Dresser. “Networks, Sectors, and Workforce Learning”. Jobs and Economic Development: Strategies and Practices, Sage, 1998, pp. 64-82.
Reprinted in Institute for Research on Poverty Reprint Series 783 (Madison: Institute for Research on Poverty, 1998). With L. Dresser.
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Rogers, J., and L. Dresser. Rebuilding Job Access and Career Advancement Systems in the New Economy. COWS, 1997.
This report describes changes in the labor market that have contributed to the breakdown of systems that once provided workers with clear signals and good training. It also discusses the results of those changes for incumbent workers and new labor market entrants, focusing on the growing problems that workers face. The report describes a series of projects that seek to overcome those problems and discusses some elements of theory that might unite practice on the ground and help identify the ways that these distinct projects could grow to develop further leverage in jobs systems.
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Rogers, J. Labor and Economic Development. 1997.
This essay defines the role labor needs to play in the economy. Developing a strategy to have its voice heard, labor can take part in decision making that affects the direction of economic development.
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Luria, D., and J. Rogers. A New Urban Agenda. no. 22, Boston Review, 1997, pp. 3-8.
An article that states the importance of an urban strategy to save cities through metro reconstruction.
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