Publications by Joel Rogers

  • Cohen, J., and J. Rogers. “Foreward”. Property-Owning Democracy: Rawls and Beyond , Wiley-Blackwell, 2011, p. xi-xii.
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  • Rogers, J., J. Cleveland, P. Plastrik, and C. Onyeagoro. Opportunities for Developing the Building Retrofit Industry and Market . COWS/Nupolis, 2011.
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  • Rogers, J., and L. Dresser. “ALEC Exposed: Business Domination Inc.”. The Nation, 2011, pp. 17-20.
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  • Dresser, L., E. Navot, and J. Rogers. The State of Working Wisconsin 2010. COWS, 2010.

    The State of Working Wisconsin is a biennial report, produced by COWS, that offers a comprehensive review of the status of jobs and workers in Wisconsin. On alternate years, we produce a short update report instead of the full report. The State of Working Wisconsin is filled with data and analysis on jobs, wages, poverty, and income, as well as an account of economic inequality in the state.

    The State of Working Wisconsin 2010 documents the impact of the Great Recession on Wisconsin workers.

    Documents include Full Report and Executive Summary

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  • Two years of discussion and research since COWS and partners released Greener Pathways: Jobs and Workforce Development in the Clean Energy Economy, we’ve concluded that developing a comprehensive, comprehensible map of “green” credentials is virtually impossible. And that impossibility motivates our interest in moving toward a more coherent national system. Greener Skills, our follow up to Greener Pathways, outlines an American skills agenda and calls for a better, stronger, greener workforce system to support it.

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  • Rogers, J., and K. vanden Heuvel. Metropolis Now. New Statesman, 2009.
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  • Hudson, G., J. Rogers, and P. Thompson. Eyes on the Prize: Program Architecture of Emerald Cities. COWS, 2008.

    This memo offers suggestions on program architecture for a national effort to build “emerald” cities, shorthand for high-road cities committed to greening their economies in equitable and democratically accountable ways.

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  • Walsh, J., D. Baker, B. Goldstein, B. Hendricks, J. Rogers, and L. Shepherd. Clean Energy Corps: Jobs, Service and Equal Opportunity in America’s Clean Energy Economy. COWS, 2008.

    The Clean Energy Corp will be a combined service, training, and job creation effort to combat global warming, grow local and regional economies and demonstrate the equity and employment promise of the clean energy economy. Documents include Full Report and Executive Summary.

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  • Dresser, L., and J. Rogers. State of Working Wisconsin 2008. COWS, 2008.

    The State of Working Wisconsin 2008, a biennial report on how the state and its workers are faring. Documents include Full Report and Summary.

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  • Luria, D., and J. Rogers. “Manufacturing, Regional Prosperity, and Public Policy”. Retooling for Growth: Building a 21st Century Economy in America’s Older Industrial Areas, Brookings Institution Press, 2008, pp. 249-74.

    Chapter 9 in Retooling for Growth: Building a 21st Century Economy in America’s Older Industrial Areas, Richard M. McGahey and Jennifer S. Vey editors.

    Assume that we want an economy of shared prosperity, good jobs, and the competitive practices that sustain them. We want that in all conceivable sectors of the economy. Why not in manufacturing?

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