James G. Scoville : Professor Emeritus Department of Work and Organizations

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Professor of Industrial Relations, Univ. of Minnesota (1979-2008); Professor of Labor and Industrial Relations, Univ. of Illinois (1969-79); Assistant Professor, Harvard Univ. (1966-69); Economist, International Labor Office (1965-66)

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