Gordon L. Clark
45 works on record
Works
The geography of finance
2007
European Pensions & Global Finance (Economics & Finance)
2003
Pension Fund Capitalism (Oxford Geographical and Environmental Studies)
2000
Pensions and corporate restructuring in American industry
1993
Unions and communities under siege
1989
Regional dynamics
1986
Judges and the cities
1985
State apparatus
1984
Interregional migration, national policy, and social justice
1983
Global Competitiveness and Innovation
Accountability and corruption
Managing financial risks
PENSION SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY: REDRAWING THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE DEBATE; ED. BY GORDON L. CLARK
The Oxford handbook of economic geography
Asian NIEs & the global economy
Pension Security in the 21st Century
Sovereign Wealth Funds
Pension fund capitalism
Britain and Europe
1996
Local labor markets
1981
Labor contracts and locational strategies of firms
1981
Why poor people do not move
1981
Rights, property, and community
1981
Local labor market dynamics and the determinants of quits and layoffs
1980
Awkward problems of large-scale econometric models as regional forecasting tools
1980
Individual rights and the spatial integration of the United States
1980
A test of Hicks' theory of local labor turnover and wage inflation
1980
Labor market determinants of short-run interstate relative wages
1980
Modeling Out-Migration from Depressed Regions
1979
The Industrial Reserve Army
1979
Critical Problems of Geographical Wage and Unemployment Models
The Future of Radical Geography
Equity, Justice and the Regional Impact of National Policy
Democracy and the Capitalist State
Cyclical Unemployment in an Urban Labor Market
Money, Space and Time
Geography of Finance
Saving for retirement
Oxford handbook of pensions and retirement income
Multiculturalism, difference and postmodernism
Institutional investors in global markets
The industrial reserve army, reproduction and regional economic disparities
The relationship between Canadian national and regional unemployment
The state in capitalism and the capitalist state
A simple model of regional stagnation