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    173. Opportunities for Developing the Building Retrofit Industry and Market (COWS/Nupolis: 2011). With J. Cleveland.
    172. The State of Working Wisconsin 2010. (Madison: COWS, 2010). With L. Dresser.
    171. Greener Skills: How Credentials Create Value in the Clean Energy Economy. (Madison: COWS, 2010). With L. Dresser and S. White.
    170. American Society: How it Really Works. (New York: WW Norton, 2010). With E.O. Wright.
    169. "Metropolis now." New Statesman. (September 17, 2009). With Katrina vanden Heuvel.
    168. Eyes on the Prize: Program Architecture of Emerald Cities (December 2008). With G. Hudson and P. Thompson.
    167. "Seizing the Opportunity (for Climate, Jobs, and Equity) in Building Energy Efficiency" in Innovation and Equity Transform America (Cambridge: Community Innovators Lab, MIT, 2008).
    166. "How're We Doing: Reflecting on Moral Progress in America." The Good Society 17(1) 2008: 13-19. With J. Cohen.
    165. The State of Working Wisconsin 2008. (Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2008). With L. Dresser.
    164.
    		 "Manufacturing, Regional Prosperity, and Public Policy." In Richard M. McGahey and Jennifer S. Vey, eds., Retooling for Growth: Building a 21st Century Economy in America's Older Industrial Areas (Washington, DC : Brookings Institution Press), 2008.
    163.
    		 Seizing the Opportunity (for Climate, Jobs, and Equity) in Building Energy Efficiency (Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2007).
    162.
    		 “The Promise of Progressive Federalism.” In Joe Soss, Jacob Hacker, and Suzanne Mettler, eds., Remaking America: Democracy and Public Policy in an Age of Inequality (New York : Russell Sage Foundation, 2008), 205-227. With R.B. Freeman.
    161. “‘Full-Utilization Learning Lean’ In Component Manufacturing: A New Industrial Model for Mature Regions, and Labor’s Stake in its Success.” Sloan Industry Studies Working Papers, 2006, Number WP-2006-03. With D. Luria, M. Vidal, and H. Wial.
    160. The State of Working Wisconsin 2006. (Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2006). With L. Dresser.
    159.
    		 “Build the High Road Here.” The Nation 282 ( April 17, 2006 ): 25-26.
    158.
    		 “Delivering Employability Through Cooperation.” US response to the Employment Research Institute National Expert Survey. With Laura Dresser. March 2006.
    157.
    		 “An Industrial Policy That Works,” Challenge: The Magazine of Economic Affairs, Vol. 48, No. 6 (November – December 2005): 6-16.
    156.
    		 “The Delphi Oracle,” The Nation 281 ( November 28, 2005 ): 4-6. Unsigned.
    155.
    		 “Cities: The Vital Core,” The Nation 280 ( June 20, 2005 ): 20-22.
    154.
    		 “A Step for Voting Reform,” The Nation 280 ( January 31, 2005 ): 4-5. Unsigned.
    153.
    		 The State of Working Wisconsin 2004. (Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2004). With L. Dresser.
    152.
    		 “Devolve This!” The Nation 279 (August 31- September 6, 2004 ): 20-28.
    151.
    		 “Labor Politics in an Age of Fear.” Pp. 187-198 in Julius G Getman and Ray Marshall eds., The Future of Labor Unions: Organized Labor in the 21 st Century (Austin : Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, 2004).
    150.
    		 New Energy for America : The Apollo Jobs Report ( Washington, DC : Apollo Alliance, 2004). With Institute for America ’s Future and Perryman Group.
    149.
    		 “Devolve This! Toward a Progressive Strategy in the States.” Pp. 173-189 in Katrina vanden Heuvel and Robert L. Borosage, eds., Taking Back America: And Taking Down the Radical Right. New York : Avalon/Nation Books, 2004).
    148.
    		 “Progressives Should Vote Edwards,” The Nation (web edition, www.thenation.com), February 8, 2004. Reprinted in The Capital Times as “ Joel Rogers: Progressives should vote for Edwards as best on issues,” February 12, 2004.
    147.
    		 “Little to Celebrate on Labor Day,” Wisconsin State Journal, September 1, 2003.
    146.
    		 DWD Assessment: Report prepared for Wisconsin Governor-Elect Jim Doyle ( Madison : December 2002). With L. Barth, L. Dresser, and R. Gassman.
    145.
    		 “Tax burden analysis sorely needed,” Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, November 23, 2002. With J. Keckhaver. Reprinted as “Study Sought: Who Pays State Taxes?,” Wisconsin Alliance of Cities E-Newsletter, December 30, 2002.
    144.
    		 The State of Working Wisconsin 2002. ( Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2002). With L. Dresser.
    143.
    		 “A Proposal to American Labor” and “Unions on the Net.” The Nation 274 ( June 24, 2002 ): 18-24. With R.B. Freeman.
    142.
    		 “Part of the Solution: Emerging Intermediaries in U.S. Labor Markets.” Pp. 266-291 in Jonathan Zeitlin and David Trubek, eds., Governing Work and Welfare in a New Economy: European and American Experiments ( New York : Oxford University Press, 2003).
    141.
    		 “Power and Reason.” Pp. 237-255. In Archon Fung and Erik Olin Wright, eds. Deepening Democracy: Institutional Innovations in Empowered Participatory Governance (New and London : Verso, 2002). With J. Cohen.
    140.
    		 “Open Source Unionism,” Working USA 5 (Spring 2002): 8-40. With R.B. Freeman.
    139.
    		 “Taking the High Road in Milwaukee : The Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership.” Pp. 231-248. Reprinted in D. Reynolds, ed. Partnering for Change: How Unions and Community Groups Build Coalitions for Economic Justice ( Armonk, NY : M.E. Sharpe).
    138.
    		 “What’s Left? A New Life for Progressivism.” Los Angeles Times, November 25, 2001. Reissued by The Nation (web edition, www.thenation.com, November 27, 2001 ).
    137.
    		 “La fin de l’innocence,” La Revue Nouvelle, October 2001.
    136.
    		 “Punishing Inequalities: Race and Criminal Justice in Wisconsin,” Wisconsin Academy Review 47 (Fall 2001): 16-23. With W. Dickey and M. Smith.
    135.
    		 “Building the High Road in Metro Areas: Sectoral Training and Employment Projects.” Pp. 256-272 in Lowell Turner, Harry C. Katz, and Richard W. Hurd, eds., Rekindling the Movement: Labor’s Quest for Relevance in the 21 st Century (Ithaca: Cornell University Press).
    134.
    		 “Worker Representation … Again!” University of Pennsylvania Journal of Labor and Employment Law (Symposium on “What Do Workers Want: Implications of the Freeman & Rogers Study”) 3 (Spring 2001): 375-84. With R.B. Freeman.
    133.
    		 “The Man From Elroy," The Nation, January 29, 2001.
    132.
    		 “How About Some Facts, Not Spin, on the State of the State?” Wispolitics 31 January 2001.
    131.
    		 “Everything That Moves: Union Leverage and Critical Mass in Metropolitan Space.” Pp. 35-52 in Stuart Eimer and Immanuel Ness, eds., Central Labor Councils and the Revival of American Unionism: Organizing for Justice in Our Communities (Armonk: M.E. Sharpe).
    130.
    		 “Metropolitan Power: The Next Urban Agenda.” Pp. 189-210 in Robert Borosage and Roger Hickey, eds., The Next Agenda: Blueprint for the New Progressive Movement ( New York : Westview Press, 2001). With B. Katz.
    129.
    		 Milwaukee Metropolitics: A Regional Agenda for High-Road Growth ( Madison: Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2000). With M. Orfield and D. Wood.
    128.
    		 Down the Line: Supplier Upgrading, Evolving OEM-Supplier Relations, and Directions for Future Manufacturing Modernization Policy and Research in Wisconsin ( Madison, WI: Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2000). With J. Whitford and J. Zeitlin.
    127.
    		 At the Center of it All: The High Road Strategy for Milwaukee ’s Menomonee Valley. (Milwaukee/Madison: Menomonee Valley Partners and Center on Wisconsin Strategy, June 2000). With D. Wood and J. Whitford.
    126.
    		 The State of Working Wisconsin 2000. (Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 1999). With L. Dresser.
    125.
    		 “America’s Forgotten Majority,” The Atlantic Monthly (June 2000): 66-75. With R. Teixeira.
    124.
    		 Common Problems & Collaborative Solutions: OEM-Supplier Relationships and the Wisconsin Manufacturing Partnership’s Supplier Training Consortium ( Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 2000). With J. Rickert, D. Vassina, J. Whitford, and J. Zeitlin.
    123.
    		 “Pull the Plug,” Administrative Law Review 52:2 (Spring 2000): 743-768.
    122.
    		 “What Academics Can Do to Help Workers,” The Chronicle of Higher Education XLVI: 21 ( January 28, 2000 ): B11. With R.B. Freeman.
    121.
    		 “Elections 2000: A Bad Dream?,” The Nation August 9-16, 1999.
    120.
    		 “Sectoral Training Initiatives in the U.S. : Building Blocks of a New Workforce Preparation System?” Pp. 326-362 in Pepper D. Culpepper and David Finegold, eds., The German Skills Machine: Comparative Perspectives on Systems of Education and Training (New York: Berghahn Books, 1999). With E. Parker.
    119.
    		 “Sectoral Strategies of Labor Market Reform: Emerging Evidence from the U.S.” Pp. 269-287 in Fons van Wieringen, ed., Vocational and Adult Education in Europe (Dordrechtt: Kluwer Academic 1999). With L. Dresser.
    118.
    		 “What Do Workers Want? Voice, Representation and Power in the American Workplace.” Pp. 3-31 in Samuel Estreicher, ed., Employee Representation in the Emerging Workplace: Alternatives/Supplements to Collective Bargaining (Boston: Kluwer Law International, 1998). With R.B. Freeman.
    117.
    		 “Asociaciones secundarias y gobierno democratico,” Zona Abierto 84, 85 (1998): 3-122. With J. Cohen.
    116.
    		 “A Strategy for Labor.” Pp. 241-244 in Frank Ackerman, Neva Goodwin, Laurie Dougherty, Kevin Gallagher eds., The Changing Nature of Work (Washington: Island, 1998).
    115.
    		 “Can Egalitarianism Survive Internationalization?” Pp. 175-193 in Wolfgang Streeck, ed., Internationale Wirtschaft, Nationale Demokrati (Frankfurt: Campus Verlag, 1998). With J. Cohen.
    114.
    		 “Turning to the Cities: A Metropolitan Agenda,” In These Times 22 ( October 18, 1998 ): 14-17.
    113.
    		 “Making Work Pay,” Madison Magazine 40 (October 1998): 17.
    112.
    		 The State of Working Wisconsin (Madison, WI : Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 1998). With L. Dresser and S. Mangum.
    111.
    		 “Trg Delovne Sile: nobeno kosilo ni zastonj,” Razgledi (24. 6. 1998): 10-11. With R.B. Freeman.
    110.
    		 “Mastering the New Political Arithmetic: Volatile Voters, Declining Living Standards, and Non-College-Educated Whites.” Pp. 228-247 in Amy E. Ansell, ed., Unraveling the Right (Boulder: Westview Press, 1998). With R. Teixeira.
    109.
    		 “Networks, Sectors, and Workforce Learning.” Pp. 64-82 in Robert P. Giloth ed., Jobs and Economic Development: Strategies and Practices (Thousand Oaks: Sage, 1998). With L. Dresser. Reprinted in Institute for Research on Poverty Reprint Series 783 (Madison: Institute for Research on Poverty, 1998). With L. Dresser.
    108.
    		 “Rebuilding Job Access and Career Advancement Systems in the New Economy,” Center on Wisconsin Strategy Briefing Paper (December 1997). With L. Dresser.
    107.
    		 “‘High Road’ Job Creation: The New Party’s Urban Agenda,” Dollars and Sense (November/December 1997): 30-33. With A. Fung.
    106.
    		 “The Folks Who Brought You the Weekend: Labor and Independent Politics.” Pp. 247-261 in Steve Fraser and Joshua Freeman, eds., Audacious Democracy (New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1997). Reprinted in Working USA 1 (November/December 1997): 11-20.
    105.
    		 “A New Urban Agenda,” Boston Review 22 (February-March 1997): 3-8. With D. Luria.
    104.
    		 “What's Next... A Winning Strategy for Progressives,” The Nation 263 ( November 18, 1996 ): 11-18. With B. Colburn.
    103.
    		 “My Utopia or Yours?” Pp. 93-109 in John E. Roemer ed., Equal Shares: Making Market Socialism Work (New York: Verso, 1996). With J. Cohen.
    102.
    		 “The Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership: Lessons For National Policy,” National Center for the Workplace Working Paper #3 (October 1996). With E. Parker.
    101.
    		 “Is That All There Is?,” RESIST (October 1996): 2-3.
    100.
    		 “What Do Workers Want? Findings of the Worker Representation and Participation Survey,” in Bruno Stein, ed., Contemporary Issues in Labor and Employment Law, (New York: Little, Brown and Company, 1996): 279-287.
    99.
    		 “An Alternative Democratic Platform,” In These Times (September 2-15, 1996): 14-15.
    98.
    		 “Social Welfare,” In These Times (September 2-15, 1996): 18-19.
    97.
    		 “Die Quintessenz: Der Inneramerikanischen Debatte,” Mitbestimmung 1996 (July-August): 12-17. With R.B. Freeman.
    96.
    		 Using Regional Economic Analysis in Urban Jobs Strategies (Cambridge: Regional Technology Strategies, August 1996). With B.R. Bosworth.
    95.
    		 Volatile Voters: Declining Living Standards and Non-College-Educated Whites. (Washington, D.C.: Economic Policy Institute, August 1996). With R. Teixeira.
    94.
    		 “Comment on Jeff Isaac,” Dissent 43 (Fall 1996): 86-89.
    93.
    		 “A Strategy for Labor,” Dissent 43 (Fall 1996): 78-84. With W. Rathke.
    92.
    		 “‘The More Things Change...’: Business Litigation and Governance in the American Automobile Industry,” Law & Social Inquiry 21(Summer 1996): 631-678. With L. Kenworthy and S. Macaulay.
    91.
    		 “Corporations in Court: Big Business Litigation in U.S. Federal Courts, 1971-91,” Law & Social Inquiry 21 (Summer 1996): 497-592. With T. Dunworth.
    90.
    		 “Necessary Complements,” Boston Review 21 (Summer 1996): 11-12.
    89.
    		 “Why We Need an Independent Politics,” Dissent 43 (Spring 1996): 91-94.
    88.
    		 “What To Do Now,” Boston Review 21 (February/March 1996): 16.
    87.
    		 “After Liberalism,” The Good Society 6 (Winter 1996): 18-24. With J. Cohen.
    86.
    		 Metro Futures: A High-Wage Democratic Development Strategy for America 's Cities and Inner Suburbs (New York: Center on Wisconsin Strategy/Sustainable America, 1996). With D. Luria and Midwest Consortium for Economic Development Alternatives.
    85.
    		 State of Working Wisconsin (Madison: Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 1996). With L. Dresser and J. Whittaker.
    84.
    		 “How We Might Unite.” Pp. 289-310 in Greg Ruggiero and Stuart Sahulka, eds., The New American Crisis (New York: The New Press, 1995).
    83.
    		 “Who Deserted the Democrats in 1994?,” American Prospect 23 (Fall 1995): 73-76. With R. Teixeira.
    82.
    		 “After Liberalism,” Boston Review 20 (April/May 1995): 20-23. With J. Cohen.
    81.
    		 “Worker Representation and Participation Survey: First Report of Findings,” Pp. 336-345 in Proceedings of the 47th Annual Industrial Relations Research AssociationMeetings (Madison: IRRA, 1995). With R.B. Freeman.
    80.
    		 “Worker Representation and Participation Survey: First Report,” Dialogues 3 (February 1995): 1-2.
    79.
    		 “A Strategy for Labor,” Industrial Relations 34 (July 1995): 367-381.
    78.
    		 “Shut Up and Listen,” Solidarity (January/February 1995): 28.
    77.
    		 “How Divided Progressives Might Unite”, The New Left Review, No.210 (March/April 1995) 3-32. Reprinted as New Party Paper #3. (New York: New Party, 1995).
    76.
    		 “Talking Union,” The Nation 259 ( December 26, 1994 ): 784-85.
    75.
    		 “Solidarity, Democracy, Association.” Pp. 136-159 in W. Streeck, ed., Staat und Verbände, Sonderheft derPolitischen Vierteljahresschrift (Wiesbaden: Westdeutscher Verlag, 1994). Also in revised form in Joshua Cohen and Joel Rogers, Associations and Democracy (London: Verso, 1995). With J. Cohen.
    74.
    		 “My Utopia Or Yours? Comments on A Future for Socialism,” Politics & Society 22 (December 1994): 507-521.
    73.
    		 Sustainable Milwaukee : Rebuilding Milwaukee from the Ground Up (Madison: Center on Wisconsin Strategy, 1994).
    72.
    		 “State of the Unions (and Why You Should Care),” Inc. 16 (January 1994): 23-24.
    71.
    		 “The Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership: A National Model for Regional Modernization Efforts?.” Pp. 403-411 in Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Industrial Relations Research Association (Madison: IRRA, 1994). [Get Citation on National Center on the Workplace publication]
    70.
    		 “Reforming U.S. Labor Relations,” Chicago Kent Law Review 69 (1993): 97-127. Reprinted in abridged form in S. Friedman, R.W. Hurd, R.A. Oswald, and R.L. Seeber, eds., Restoring the Promise of American Labor Law (Ithaca: ILR Press, 1994): 15-28; reprinted 
    69.
    		 “Workplace Representation Overseas: The Works Councils Story.” Pp. 97-156 in Richard B. Freeman, ed., Working Under Different Rules (New York: Russell Sage Foundation for NBER, 1994). With W. Streeck.
    68.
    		 “Productive Solidarities: Economic Strategy and Left Politics. ” Pp. 128-45 in David Miliband, ed., Reinventing the Left (London: Polity Press, 1994). With W. Streeck.
    67.
    		 “Rebuilding American Democracy.” (October 1993). With R. Nader.
    66.
    		 “Is it third party time?,” In These Times, 4 (October 1993): 28-29.
    65.
    		 “Progressive Reform and the Clinton Moment,” in Richard Caplan and John Feffer, State of the Union (Boulder: Westview, 1993): 250-266. (Transcript of roundtable discussion with Heather Booth, Stan Greenberg, Saul Landau, Roger Wilkins.)
    64.
    		 “Imagining Unions,” Boston Review 18 (October-November, 1993): 10-12. With C. Sabel.
    63.
    		 “Associative Democracy,” in P. Bardhan and J. Roemer, eds., Market Socialism (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993): 236-252. With J. Cohen.
    62.
    		 “Associations and Democracy,” Social Philosophy and Policy 10 (Summer 1993): 282-312. With J. Cohen.
    61.
    		 “A New New Deal For Labor,” New York Times, (March 10, 1993). With R.B. Freeman.
    60.
    		 “Don't Worry, Be Happy: The Postwar Decline of Private Sector Unionism in the United States,” in Jane Jenson and Rianne Mahon, eds., The Challenge of Restructuring: North American Labor Movements Respond (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1993): 48-71.
    59.
    		 “Clinton's Victory,” The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers), (December 22, 1992): 60-63. With J. Cohen. Also published in German as “Clintons Sieg,” Links 273 (February 1993): 17-19.
    58.
    		 “Who Speaks for Us? Employee Representation in a Non-Union Labor Market,” in B.E. Kaufman and M.M. Kleiner, eds., Employee Representation: Alternatives and Future Directions (Madison: IRRA, 1993): 13-79. With R.B. Freeman.
    57.
    		 “Secondary Associations and Democratic Governance,” Politics and Society 20 (December 1992): 393-472. With J. Cohen.
    56.
    		 “What Needs to Be Done for Labor to Flourish,” Economic Notes 60 (July-August 1992): 11.
    55.
    		 “Don't Whine, Organize! Out With the Old Politics, In With the New Party,” The Nation 255 (July 20, 1992): 102-105. With S. Pope. Reprinted in Jeffrey Elliot, ed., Brown and Benchmark Reader in American Government (New York: Wm. C. Brown, 1993): XX-XX.
    54.
    		 “Can We Get There From Here? Workforce Readiness and Apprenticeship,” in D. Dettke and C. Weil, eds., Challenges for Apprenticeship and Vocational Training in the 1990s: German and American Perspectives (Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung, 1992): 48-58.
    53.
    		 “No Way Out: American Politics in 1992,” The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers), (January 14, 1992): 74-77. With J. Cohen.
    52.
    		 “The Wisconsin Training Effort,” in J. Conant, ed., Dollars and Sense, vol. 2 (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1991): 1-35. With W. Streeck and E. Parker.
    51.
    		 Rising Costs, Falling Coverage: The Wisconsin AFL -CIO Health Care Survey. Madison : Center on Wisconsin Strategy. (April 1991).
    50.
    		 “The Transformation of American Business Disputing: A Sketch of the Wisconsin Project.” DPRP Working Paper 10-6. (Madison: Institute for Legal Studies, 1991). With M. Galanter, S. Macaulay, T. Palay.
    49.
    		 “Skill Needs and Training Strategies in the Wisconsin Metalworking Industry.” With W. Streeck. Madison : Center on Wisconsin Strategy. (January 1991).
    48.
    		 “The Politics of Dealignment: The 1990 Elections in the U.S.,” The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers) ( December 4, 1990 ): 50-53. With J. Cohen.
    47.
    		 “A Transformation of American Business Disputing? Some Preliminary Observations,” Disputes Processing Research Program (DPRP) Working Paper # 10-3. (Madison: Institute for Legal Studies, 1991). With M. Galanter.
    46.
    		 “In the Shadow of the Law: Institutional Aspects of Postwar U.S. Union Decline,” in C. Tomlins and A. King, eds., New Directions in Legal History (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1992): 283-302.
    45.
    		 “Traveling Light: State Theory and Sociolegal Research,” Studies in Law, Politics, and Society 11 (1991): 287-293.
    44.
    		 “Chomsky’s Social Thought,” New Left Review 187 (May-June 1991): 5-27. With J. Cohen. Reprinted as “Conocimeiento, moralidad y esperanza: el pensamiento social de Chomsky,” El Otro Derecho 7 (Winter 1991): 71-99; and “Knowledge, morality and hope: Chomsky
    43.
    		 “Divide and Conquer: Further 'Reflections on the Distinctive Character of American Labor Laws',” University of Wisconsin Law Review (1990): 1-147.
    42.
    		 “Reply to Beehler,” Canadian Journal of Philosophy 19 (December 1989): 583-87. With J. Cohen.
    41.
    		 “Divide and Conquer: The Legal Foundations of Postwar U.S. Labor Policy,” in Christian Joerges and David M. Trubek, eds., Critical Legal Thought: An American German Debate (Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 1989): 213-235.
    40.
    		 “Going Nowhere Fast: The 1988 Elections in Perspective,” The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers) 20031 ( December 6, 1988 ): 50-57. With J. Cohen.
    39.
    		 “Reaganomics — Zweiter Teil,” Links 222 (October 1988): 19-21. With J. Cohen.
    38.
    		 “Too Much of Nothing? American Politics Enters the Post-Reagan Era” (Part II), The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers) 20034 ( September 27, 1988 ): 58-63. With J. Cohen.
    37.
    		 “Too Much of Nothing? American Politics Enters the Post-Reagan Era” (Part I), The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers) 20033 ( September 20, 1988 ): 12-17. With J. Cohen.
    36.
    		 “Life After Reagan: The Future of American Politics,” The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers) 20034 ( January 26, 1988 ): 44-50. With J. Cohen.
    35.
    		 “Labor & Nicaragua,” The Nation 245 ( October 31, 1987 ): 472-3. [Unsigned]
    34.
    		 “Reaganism After Reagan,” in Ralph Miliband, Leo Panitch, and John Saville, eds., The Socialist Register, 1988 (London: Merlin Press, 1988): 387-424. With J. Cohen.
    33.
    		 “Iranscam-Contragate: Its Impact on U.S. Politics,” The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers) 20034 ( March 24, 1987 ): 32-37. With J. Cohen.
    32.
    		 “Der Mythos vom Rechtsruck,” Links 200 (November, 1986): 59. With T. Ferguson.
    31.
    		 “The Midterm Elections in the United States,” The Economist (Mainichi Newspapers) 20031 (November 4, 1986 ): 30-36. With J. Cohen.
    30.
    		 “Big Business Backs the Freeze,” The Nation 243 ( July 19-26, 1986 ): 43-47. With T. Ferguson.
    29.
    		 “Big Business Deserts the Democrats,” The Nation 243 ( July 5-12, 1986 ): 1, 16, 18-19. With T. Ferguson.
    28.
    		 “Eine neue Politik ohne neue Wehler: Der Rechtsruck der Demokraten in den U.S.A.,” Leviathan 14 (1986): 255-89. With T. Ferguson.
    27.
    		 “Mondale's Right Turn,” The Texas Observer 78 ( June 13 1986 ): 9-12. With T. Ferguson.
    26.
    		 “The Myth of America 's Turn to the Right,” The Atlantic 257 (May 1986): 43-53. With T. Ferguson.
    25.
    		 “The True Cost of Intervention,” The Nation 242 ( April 12, 1986 ): 513-16. With J. Cohen.
    24.
    		 “Labor Day, 1985,” The Nation 241 ( September 7, 1985 ): 164-65. With T. Ferguson.
    23.
    		 “Die Mondale-Katastrophe,” Links 175 (November 1984): 28-29. With T. Ferguson.
    22.
    		 “Les cons é quences mondiales d'Un duel é lectoral: MM. Reagan et Mondale aux prises avec les d é ficits et le protectionnisme,” Le Monde diplomatique 368 (November 1984): 2-3. With T. Ferguson.
    21.
    		 “Why Mondale Turned Right,” The Nation 239 ( October 6, 1984 ): 313-15. With T. Ferguson.
    20.
    		 “Big Labor is Hurting — Itself,” The Nation 239 ( September 1, 1984 ): 129, 144-45. With T. Ferguson.
    19.
    		 “After the Fall,” The Boston Review 9 (July-August, 1984): 18-20. With J. Cohen.
    18.
    		 “Les d é mocrates sur la corde raide,” Le Monde diplomatique 364 (July 1984): 1, 8-9. With T. Ferguson.
    17.
    		 “The Politics of Voter Registration,” The Nation 239 ( July 21-28, 1984 ): 34, 45-51.
    16.
    		 “Neoliberals and Democrats,” The Nation 234 ( June 26, 1982 ): 767, 781-86. With T. Ferguson.
    15.
    		 “Manufacturing Disaster: The Great Japan Debate,” The Nation 234 ( February 13, 1982 ): 167-71. With T. Ferguson.
    14.
    		 “The Reagan Victory: Corporate Coalitions in the 1980 Campaign.” Pp. 3-64 in Thomas Ferguson and Joel Rogers, eds., The Hidden Election: Politics and Economics in the 1980 Presidential Campaign (New York: Pantheon Books, 1981). With T. Ferguson.   
    13.
    		 “La défaite du mouvement syndical américain,” Le Monde diplomatique 332 (November 1981): 11. With T. Ferguson.
    12.
    		 “More Than Academic: Oligopoly in the Idea Market,” The Nation 233 ( October 3, 1981 ): 303-308. With T. Ferguson.
    11.
    		 “Der Sieg Reagans: Interessengruppen und ihre Koalitionen in der Wahlkampagne von 1980,” Probleme des Klassenkampfs 11 (3) [PROKLA Heft 44] (September 1981): 57-86. With T. Ferguson.
    10.
    		 “The Empire Strikes Back,” The Nation 231 ( November 1, 1980 ): 436-40. With T. Ferguson.
    9.
    		 “Un président nationaliste pour l'Amérique en crise?,”  Le Monde diplomatique 317 (August 1980). With T. Ferguson.
    8.
    		 “Empire as a Way of Life,” The Nation 231 ( August 2-9, 1980 ): 123-24. With T. Ferguson.
    7.
    		 “Another Trilateral Election?,” The Nation 230 ( June 28, 1980 ): 769, 783-87. With T. Ferguson.
    6.
    		 “The Knights of the Roundtable,” The Nation 229 ( December 15, 1979 ): 620-25. With T. Ferguson.
    5.
    		 “How Business Saved the New Deal,” The Nation 229 ( December 8, 1979 ): 589-92. With T. Ferguson.
    4.
    		 “Un capitalisme divise,” Le Monde diplomatique 306 (September 1979). With T. Ferguson.
    3.
    		 The State of the Unions,” The Nation 228 ( April 28, 1979 ): 462-65. With T. Ferguson.
    2.
    		 “Labor Law Reform and Its Enemies,” The Nation 228 ( January 6-13, 1979 ): 1, 17-20. With T. Ferguson.
    1.
    		 “Miller of the Fed,” The Nation 227 ( August 21-26, 1978 ): 134-36. With T. Ferguson.