Garth L. Mangum
Books
- The T in CETA--local and national perspectives
- Of heart and mind
- A proper inheritance
- The persistence of poverty in the United States
- The Manopwer Revolution
- CETA Training
- Coming of age in the ghetto
- Employing the disadvantaged in the Federal civil service
- Transnational marriages in the steel industry
- The processes of employability development
- Labor Struggle in the Post Office : from Selective Lobbying to Collective Bargaining
- Career education in the academic classroom
- Job market futurity
- A decade of manpower development and training
- MDTA
- Vocational rehabilitation and Federal manpower policy
- CETA, results and redesign
- The Operating Engineers
- Job market futurity
- Your child's career
- Contributions and costs of manpower development and training
- Manpower planning for local labor markets
- Union resilience in troubled times
- Employing the disadvantaged in the Federal civil service
- Career education and the Comprehensive employment and training act
- Three Worlds of Labour Economics
- The rise, fall, and replacement of industrywide bargaining in the basic steel industry
- Employability, employment, and income
- The Operating Engineers
- Youth transition from adolescence to the world of work
- On being poor in Utah
- Three worlds of labor economics
- Reorienting vocational education
- Relocation assistance under the new manpower legislation
- The Manpower Revolution. Its Policy Consequences. By Garth L. Mangum. Published by Doubleday. 1965 Edition
- Union Resilience in Troubled Times : the Story of the Operating Engineers, AFL-CIO, 1960-93
- Metropolitan impact of manpower programs
- The emergence of manpower policy
- The Mormons' war on poverty
- Wage incentive systems
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