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Exploring Financial Situations and the Cliff Effect for Single Mother Families in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Working PaperMay 2021. Center for Social Policy. Crandall, Susan R., Beauregard, Brian, Eng, Sokha, and Karakilic, Emek

Getting poorer while working harder: The ‘cliff effect The Conversation. June 2019. Crandall, Susan R.

Cliff Effects: Turning Research into Action for Economic Mobility Webinar January 2019. Center for Social Policy. Carey, Caitlin A., Crandall Susan R., and Saenz Somarriba, Magaly.

Cliff Effects Simulations for Families in Suffolk County, Massachusetts: Exploring the Impact of Universal Childcare and Housing Assistance.October 2018. Center for Social Policy. Agarwal, Vishakha, Holgate, Brandynn, Albelda, Randy, Carey, Caitlin, and Crandall, Susan R.

Most Common Bundles of Public Assistance Benefits for Low-Income Families: A Technical Report July 2018. Center for Social Policy. Carey, Caitlin.

Reference Guide: Identifying Policy Levers to Improve the Massachusetts System of Public Supports for Low-Income FamiliesFebruary 2018. Center for Social Policy. Wright, Jason, Carey, Caitlin, Bingulac, Marija and Crandall, Susan R.

Analyzing the Massachusetts Public Assistance System: Measuring Coverage Gaps. February 2018. Center for Social Policy. Carey, Caitlin and Bingulac, Marija.

Combining Earnings with Public Supports: Cliff Effects in MA Winter 2017. The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Cover story by Albelda, Randy and Carr, Michael.

An Overview of Cliff Effects. Presented at the Department of Labor Employment and Training Region I Meeting at the Boston Federal Reserve Bank in October 2018. Center for Social Policy. November 2017. Crandall, Susan R.

An Overview of Cliff Effects: Challenges and Solutions. Presented at “A Whole Family Approach to Jobs: Helping Parents Work and Children Thrive,” National Conference of State Legislators in Portland, Maine. September 2017. Crandall, Susan R.

The Road to the Cliff Edge: Understanding Financial Gaps in Public Assistance Programs Available to Massachusetts Families. August 2017. Center for Social Policy. Bingulac, Marija; Carey, Caitlin; and Crandall, Susan R.

Mothers Know Best: At the Intersection of Low-Wage Work, Public Assistance, and Association of Working Women: Winning Justice for Working Women and Center for Social Policy. Dodson, Lisa; Carré, Françoise; and Meric, Linda.

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: A Closer Look at Cliff Effects in Massachusetts. September 2016. Center for Social Policy. Albelda, Randy and Carr, Michael.

To Work More or Not to Work More: Difficult Choices, Complex Decisions for Low-Wage Parents in Journal of Poverty, Vol. 14, Iss. 3. Pp. 245-265. July 2010. Albelda, Randy and Shea, Jennifer.

Why It’s Harder (and Different) For single Mothers: Gender, Motherhood, Labor Markets and Public Work Supports. January 2009. Center for Social Policy. Albelda, Randy.

Fits & Starts: The Difficult Path for Working Single Parents. November 2008. Center for Social Policy and Crittenton Women’s Union. Albelda, Randy; Loya, Rebecca; Liberman, Ruther J.; and Babcock, Elisabeth.

Bridging the Gaps: A Picture of How Work Supports Work in Ten States. October 2007. Center for Social Policy and Center for Economic and Policy Research. Albelda, Randy and Boushey, Heather with Chimineti, Elizabeth; Ray, Rebecca; and Zipperer, Ben.

Latino Participation in Food Assistance Programs. March 2007. Center for Social Policy. Rivera-Ottenberger, Anny and Werby, Elaine.

Bridging the Gaps: Structuring Benefits to Promote Mobility for Low Wage Workers. January 2007. Center for Social Policy. Albelda, Randy and Boushey, Heather.

The Informal Economy Revisited: Examining the Past, Envisioning the Future.. 2020. London and New York: Routledge. Chen. Martha and Carré, eds., Françoise.

Exploring Opportunities for Urban Youth Inclusion in the Creative Economy in Boston’s Dudley Square. February 2018. Center for Social Policy. Crandall, Susan R., Ortiz-Wythe, Bianca, Bingulac, Marija and Seeder, Andrew.

“Informal Worker Organising and Mobilisation: Linking Global with Local Advocacy” in The Routledge Companion to Planning in Global South. Edited by Bhan, Gautam; Srinivas, Smita; and Watson, Eds., Vanessa. September 2017. Routledge Companions. Chapter authors: Bonner, Chris; Carré, Françoise; Chen, Martha Alter; and Douglas, Rhonda. *

SSN Basic Facts: To Reduce Inequality, Use Well-Structured Regulations to Make Markets Work Better for Everyone. December 2014. Scholars Strategy Network. MacEwan, Arthur.

Location, Location, Location: The Life of a Refugee Street Barber in Durban, South Africa. June 2014. WIEGO Workers' Lives Series No 5. WIEGO. Carré, Françoise.*

Statistics on the Informal Economy: Definitions, Regional Estimates and Challenges. April 2014. WIEGO Working Paper (Statistics) No. 2. WIEGO. Vanek, Joann; Chen, Martha; Carré, Françoise; Heintz, James ; and Hussmanns, Ralf. *

Reinforcing the Safety Net: Explaining the Propensity for and Intensity of Nonpr. State and Local Government Review, Vol. 45, no.4, pp.283-295. 2013. MacIndoe, Heather. *

Mattapan United Community Questionnaire. June 2012. The Mattapan United Resilient Communities/ Resilient Families Community Assembly. Guidance and technical assistance: Center for Social Policy.

Using Data to Tell a Neighborhood Story. April 2012. Davis, Tim H.

The Fairmount Initiative Quarterly Progress Report: People and Places: Understan. October 2011. Center for Social Policy. Friedman, Donna H.

Economic Collapse, Economic Change: Getting to the Roots of the Crisis. May 2011. MacEwan, Arthur and Miller, John A. M.E. Sharpe, Inc. ISBN: 978-0-7656-3068-1. *

Introduction: Shared Responsibility, Collective Reflection in New England Journal of Public Policy, Special issue: Social Change & Nonprofits: Learning beyond Borders. Spring 2010. John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies. Pp. 25-35. Friedman, Donna H.

"A Complex Web, A Collective Process to Advance Social Justice" in New England Journal of Public Policy, Special issue: Social Change & Nonprofits: Learning beyond Borders. Spring 2010. John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies. Pp. 151-156. Friedman, Donna H.; Cohen, Jennifer; Reichman, Amnon; and Morgan, James.

"The Meaning of Poverty: Questions of Distribution and Power" in Development Experience and Emerging Challenges. Edited by Shahbabuddin, Quazi and Rahman, Rushidan I. January 2010. The University Press Limited and the Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies. ISBN: 978-984-8815-038. Chapter author: MacEwan, Arthur. *

"Quelles Politiques pour la Citoyenneté au Travail?" (Translation: "What Public Policies for 'Citizenship at Work'?") in Travail et Citoyenneté. Quel Avenir? (Translation: Work and Citizenship: What Future?). Coutu, Michel and Murray, Gregor. 2010. Le Presses de l'Université Laval. Pp 397-420. ISBN: 978-2-7637-8771-8. Chapter author: Carré, Françoise. *

Counting on Care Work: Human Infrastructure in Massachusetts. September 2009. Center for Social Policy. Albelda, Randy; Duffy, Mignon; and Folbre, Nancy with Hammonds, Clare and Suh, Jooyeoun.

Building Knowledge and Power with the Third Sector in Haifa, Israel: A Report of the Learning Exchange Research Project. February 2008. Center for Social Policy. Friedman, Donna H. and Cohen, Jennifer with Abada, Yael; Deeb, Rula; Tegave, Riki; Ziv, Daphna; Zamsky, Marina; Bradley, Tiffany; Peleg-Hadomi, Liron; Hadomi, Eran; and Ron, Moran.

“The Meaning of Poverty: Questions of Distribution and Power” in Working Paper Series, No. 148. Political Economy Research Institute, University of Massachusetts Amherst. October 2007. MacEwan, Arthur.

Looking Back and Ahead: Policy Visions from the New Deal and Great Society. August 2007. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise.

Latino Participation in Food Assistance Programs. March 2007. Center for Social Policy. Rivera-Ottenberger, Anny and Werby, Elaine.

The Massachusetts Early Care and Education Workforce Study: Final Report Relevan November 2018. University of Massachusetts Boston. Bookman, Ann, Crandall, Susan.R., Douglass, Ann and Kelleher, Christa.

“Basic Skills, A Key to Advancing the Workforce.” The Open Door Collective. February 2018. Atkins, Laureen L; Crandall, PhD., Susan R; Erickson, Michele; Jurmo, EdD., Paul; Paponetti, Robert E; Rosen, EdD., David J; and Soricone, EdD, Lisa; with additional editing by Jurmo, Paul. *

Boston Children Thrive In 5: Connecting Families, Building Community Year 2 – Ev. June 2013. Center for Social Policy. Friedman, Donna H.; Coonan, Mary; Douglass, Anne; Gutierrez, Oscar; and Carter, Alice.

Early Childhood Education as an Essential Component of Economic Development - wi January 2013. Political Economy Research Institute, University of Massachusetts Amherst. MacEwan, Arthur.

One Family Scholar Project Evaluation (Executive Summary). February 2004. Center for Social Policy for the One Family Campaign. Kahan, Michelle; Raymond, Jennifer; Greene, Consuela; and Friedman, Donna H.

The Massachusetts Early Education and Care Workforce Survey 2019: Key Findings. June 2020. University of Massachusetts Boston. Douglass, A., Kelleher, C., Zeng, S., Agarwal, V., Beauregard, B., Reyes, A., & Crandall, S.

Change and Uncertainty, Not Apocalypse: Technological Change and Store-Based Retail. September 2020. UC Berkeley Labor Center and Working Partnerships USA. Authors: Carré, Françoise and Tilly, Chris, with Benner, Chris and Mason, Sarah. *

“Retail Jobs: What Pathways for Improvement” in Creating Good Jobs:  An Industry-based Strategy. Osterman, Ed., Paul. January 2020. Chapter authors: Carré, Françoise and Tilly, Chris. *

“Investing in Undervalued Workers: The Potential of Profit-Sharing” in Investing in America’s Workforce: Improving Outcomes for Workers and Employers. November 2018. The Federal Reserve System, the Ray Marshall Center for the Study of Human Resources at the University of Texas and the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University. Chapter authors: Crandall, Susan R. and Gall, Catherine. *

Workforce Development: Go Bolder. July 2018. LinkedIn. Crandall, Susan R. *

“Basic Skills, A Key to Advancing the Workforce.” The Open Door Collective. February 2018. Atkins, Laureen L; Crandall, PhD., Susan R; Erickson, Michele; Jurmo, EdD., Paul; Paponetti, Robert E; Rosen, EdD., David J; and Soricone, EdD, Lisa; with additional editing by Jurmo, Paul. *

Where Bad Jobs are Better: Retail Jobs Across Countries and Companies. November 2017. Russell Sage Foundation. Carré, Françoise and Tilly, Chris. *
- See news coverage: New York Times columnist Eduardo Porter: “Retail Jobs Don’t Need to Be Bad:  Here is Proof.” November 28, 2017.

“Informal Employment in the Global South: Globalisation, Production Relations and ‘Precarity” in Precarious Work: Causes, Characteristics, and Consequences, Research in the Sociology of Work, Vol. 31. Kalleberg, Arne and Vallas, Eds., Steven. August 2017. Chapter authors: Rogan, Michael; Roever, Sally; Chen, Martha; and Carré, Françoise. *

“The open book solutions profit-sharing programme at Paris Creperie, Boston” in Better Use of Skills in the Workplace: Why it Matters for Productivity and Local Jobs. OECD Publishing. 2017. Chapter author: Crandall, Susan R. *

Career Pathways to Quality Jobs in Construction, Hospitality, and Healthcare. October 2016. Center for Social Policy and the City of Boston Mayor’s Office of Workforce Development. Holgate, Brandynn and McCormack, Michael.

Using Participatory Evaluation to Dramatically Improve Employment of Boston Yout May 2016. Center for Social Policy and YouthHub Boston. Bingulac, Marija; Gardner, Rachelle; and Crandall, Susan R.

Assessment of Impacts of the Biomedical Careers Program. January 2016. Center for Social Policy. Holgate, Brandynn and Carré, Françoise with the assistance of McCormack, Michael and Mirbel, Wendel. Executive Summary only.

“Destandardization: Qualitative and Quantitative” in The SAGE Handbook of the Sociology of Work and Employment. Edgell, Stephen; Gottfried, Heidi; and Granter, Eds., Edward. December 2015. SAGE Publications. Chapter author: Carré, Françoise. *

(In)dependent Contractor Misclassification, Economic Policy Institute Briefing Paper No. 403. June 2015. Economic Policy Institute. Carré, Françoise. *

"International Informal Worker Organizations: Transforming the World of Unprotected Work" in Perspectives on Work, vol. 18, no. 1, 2014, pp. 18–105. 2014. Labor and Employment Relations Association. Carré, Françoise; Tilly, Chris; and Bonner, Chris. *

“Alternative Staffing Organizations as Innovations in Labor Market Intermediation: Lessons from the United States.” in Management and Organization of Temporary Agency Work. Koene, Bas A. S; Galais, Nathalie; and Garsten, Eds., Christina. 2014. Routledge/Taylor and Francis Group. Chapter authors: Carré,  Françoise; Herranz, Jr., Joaquín; and Dorado, Silvia. *

WIEGO Organizing Brief No. 8: Defining and Categorizing Organizations of Informal Workers in Developing and Developed Countries. September 2013. WIEGO. Carré, Françoise.

Unlevel Playing Fields: Understanding Wage Inequality and Discrimination, 4th Edition. August 2013. Albelda, Randy and Drago, Robert. Dollars & Sense, Real World Economics. ISBN: 978-1-939402-05-9. 

Managing Diversity in Challenging Times Commonwealth Compact Benchmark Diversity Survey, 2011. May 2013. Center for Social Policy and John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies. Levine, Helen.

“So Far From God, So Close to the United States, and yet…: Unexpected Differences in Modern Retail Jobs between Mexico and the United States”. February 2013. Revue Interventions Economiques/Economic Interventions, Vol. 47. Pp.1-21. Carré, Françoise and Tilly, Chris. *

Statistics on Developed Countries in Women and Men in the Informal Economy. International Labour Office – Genevav and WIEGO. 2013. Chapter authors: Carré, Françoise with Holgate, Brandynn.

"Nonstandard Work" in Sociology of Work: An Encyclopedia. Smith, Ed., Vicki. 2013. SAGE Publications. Pp. 632-635. Chapter author: Carré, Françoise. *

“Employment Change and Economic Vulnerability in the US.” in The Squeezed Middle: The pressure on ordinary workers in America and Britain. Parker, Ed., Sophia. Policy Press Scholarship Online. 2013. Chapter authors:  Carré, Françoise and Heintz, James. *

Why Use the Services of Alternative Staffing Organizations: Perspectives from Cu. December 2012. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise; Holgate, Brandynn; Takenaka, Risa; and Levine, Helen.

The Alternative Staffing Work Experience: Populations, Barriers and Employment O. September 2012. Center for Social Policy. Levine, Helen; Holgate, Brandynn; Takenaka, Risa and Carré, Françoise.

An Alternative to Temporary Staffing: Considerations for Workforce Practitioners. June 2012. Center for Social Policy and Public/Private Ventures. Kato, Linda (Public/Private Ventures); Carré, Françoise (Center for Social Policy); Johnson, Laura E. and Schwartz, Deena (both of Public/Private Ventures).

Work Hours in Retail: Room for Improvement. April 2012. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise and Tilly, Chris.

Entry-Level Workforce Investment Feasibility Study. May 2011. Center for Social Policy. Holgate, Brandynn and Stazinski, Tressa.

Finding the Right Fit: How Alternative Staffing Affects Worker Outcomes. January 2011. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise; Holgate, Brandynn; and Levine, Helen.

Book Review of “Formal and Informal Work: The Hidden Work Regime in Europe,” edited by Pfau-Effinger, Birgit; Flaquer, Lluís; and Jensen, Per H. Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, Vol. 39, Iss. 6. Pp. 732-733. November 2010. Carré, Françoise. *

Women in the Down Economy: Impacts of the Recession and the Stimulus in Massachusetts. March 2010. Center for Social Policy. Albelda, Randy; Kelleher, Christa; Parkha, Jordan; and Coronado, Diana S.

Competitive Strategies in the US Retail Industry: Consequences for Jobs in Food and Consumer Electronics Stores. January 2010. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise; Tilly, Chris; and Holgate, Brandynn.

"Retail Jobs in Comparative Perspective" in Low-Wage Work in the Wealthy World. Edited by Gautié, Jerôme and Schmitt, John. 2010. Russell Sage Foundation. Chapter authors: Carré, Françoise; Tilly, Chris; van Klaveren, Maarten; and Voss-Dahm, Dorothea. *
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"Glass Ceilings and Bottomless Pits: Women's Work, Women's Poverty" in Feminist Economics: Critical Concepts, Volume 2: Households, Labor, and Paid Work. Edited by Barker, Drucilla and Kuiper, Edith. Part 10. Pp. 1 – 17. November 2009. Routledge. ISBN: 978-0-415-43916-9. Chapter authors: Albelda, Randy and Tilly, Chris. *

Issues in Developing a Common Framework on Informal Employment. May 2009. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise and Heintz, James.

Immigrant Workers in the Massachusetts Health Care Industry: A Report on Status and Future Prospects. March 2009. Center for Social Policy. Borges-Mendez, Ramon; Jennings, James; Friedman, Donna H.; Hutson, Malo; and Roberts, Teresa Eliot.

Brokering Up: The Role of Temporary Staffing in Overcoming Labor Market Barriers, Report on the Alternative Staffing Demonstration 2005-08. January 2009. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise; Holgate, Brandynn; Levine, Helen; and Kala, Mandira.

Continuity and Change in Low-wage Work in U.S. Retail Trade. April 2008. Center for Social Policy. Carré, Françoise; Tilly, Chris; and Holgate, Brandynn.

Strength in Networks: Employment Rights Organizations and the Problem of Co-Ordination. December 2006. British Journal of Industrial Relations. Heckscher, Charles and Carré, Françoise. *

The Social and Economic Costs of Employee Misclassification in Construction, Massachusetts Report. December 2004. Center for Social Policy for the Construction Policy Research Center, Labor and Worklife Program, Harvard Law School, and Harvard School of Public Health. Carré, Françoise and Wilson, Randall.

Alternative Job Brokering: Addressing Labor Market Disadvantages, Improving the Temp Experience, and Enhancing Job Opportunities. October 2003. Center for Social Policy for the National Study of Alternative Staffing Services. Carré, Françoise; Herranz, Jr., Joaquín; Seavey, Dorie; Vickers, Carlha; Aull, Ashley; and Keegan, Rebecca.

Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership’s Family Self-Sufficiency Program Evalua. Center for Social Policy. Holgate, Brandynn; Tripp, Julia; Singleton, Sylvia; Priyanka, Kabir; Mirbel, Wendel; and Friedman, Donna H.

SSN Key Findings: Responses to Rising Family Homelessness in Massachusetts. July 2015. Scholars Strategy Network. Bingulac, Marija.

On Solid Ground: Building Opportunity, Preventing Homelessness Report. February 2015. Center for Social Policy.

Research for the On Solid Ground: Building Opportunity, Preventing Homelessness October 2014. Center for Social Policy and Mass Budget and Policy Center. Friedman, Donna H.; Davis, Tim; MacEwan, Arthur; Bentele, Keith; Albelda, Randy; Coonan, Mary; and Bingulac, Marija. 

Evaluation of the Family-To-Family Homeless Prevention Project Final Report (January 1, 2011-October 31, 2013). December 2013. Center for Social Policy. Lane, Terry S.; Coonan, Mary; MacEwan, Arthur; and Takenaka, Risa.

“Children and Homelessness in Massachusetts” in New England Journal of Public Policy: Vol. 25: Iss. 1, Art. 8. 2013. Friedman, Donna H.; Calano, Katherine; Bingulac, Marija; Miller, Christine; and Zeliger, Alisa.

Rapid Re-Housing of Families Experiencing Homelessness in Massachusetts: Maintaining Housing Stability. April 2012. Center for Social Policy. Davis, Tim H. and Lane, Terry S.

The First Two Years of Housing First in Quincy, Massachusetts: "This Place Gives Me Peace, Happiness, and Hope". November 2007. Center for Social Policy. Meschede, Tatjana.

Housing Resources Leveraged by the Special Homeless Initiative of the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, 1992-2006: Evaluation of the Special Homelessness Initiative Massachusetts Department of Mental Health. June 2007. Center for Social Policy. Meschede, Tatjana; Levine, Helen; and Burt, Martha R.

Preventing Homelessness and Promoting Housing Stability: A Comparative Analysis. June 2007. Center for Social Policy. Friedman, Donna H.; Raymond, Jennifer; Puhala, Kimberly; Meschede, Tatjana; Tripp, Julia; and Kala, Mandira.

History, Principles, Context, and Approach: The Special Homeless Initiatives. April 2007. Center for Social Policy. Burt, Martha R.

Under a Watchful Eye: Parents and Children Living in Shelters. January 2007. Friedman, Donna H.

Moving Here Saved My Life: The Experience of Formerly Chronically Homeless Women and Men in Quincy’s Housing First Projects, Interim Report. August 2006. Center for Social Policy. Meschede, Tatjana.

Prevention at Work: Homelessness Prevention Initiative (HPI) Interim Evaluation Report, January 2004 through September 2005. May 2006. Center for Social Policy. Friedman, Donna H.; Raymond, Jennifer; Greene, Consuela; McGah, John; Brown, Elizabeth; Tripp, Julia; and Levine, Helen.

Transitions at DTA: Homeless Pilot Programs at the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (2003-2005). April 2005. Center for Social Policy. McGah, John and Carlin, Amy.

Partners in Prevention: Community-Wide Homeless Prevention in Massachusetts and the United States. April 2005. Center for Social Policy. Friedman, Donna H.; McGah, John; Tripp, Julia; Kahan, Michelle; Witherbee, Nicole; and Carlin, Amy.

Emergency Preparedness: A Manual for Homeless Service Providers. May 2004. Center for Social Policy. Tobin, Kelly and Freeman, Phyllis Kelly Tobin and Phyllis Freeman.

“Surviving Against the Odds: Families' Journeys Off Welfare and Out of Homelessness” in Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research, Vol. 6, No. 2. July 2003. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. Friedman, Donna H.; Meschede, Tatjana; and Hayes, Michelle.

A Guidebook to Social Services for MassHealth ACOs. June 2018. Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts and Center for Social Policy. Holgate, Brandynn; Bingulac, Marija; and MacIndoe, Heather.

IT’S ABOUT TIME: Costs and Coverage of Paid Family and Medical Leave in Massachusetts Executive Summary.. July 2017. Center for Social Policy and Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy. Albelda, Randy, and Clayton-Matthews, Alan. Infographics only. 

HEALTH & INCOME: The Impact of Changes to Boston’s Living Wage Ordinance on the Health of Living Wage Workers2016. Boston Public Health Commission and Center for Social Policy. Conley, Lisa; Holgate, Brandynn; Albelda, Randy; and O’Malley, Shannon.

Cultural Competency in Health Care: Framework, Training and Evaluation - A Revie. November 2013. Center for Social Policy. Salas-Coronado, Diana Y.

Closing the Gap on Health Care Disparities for the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation. December 2012. Center for Social Policy and John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies. Coonan, Mary and Lane, Terry S.

How Youth Are Put At Risk by Parents’ Low-Wage Jobs November 2012. Center for Social Policy. Albelda, Randy (University of Massachusetts Boston) and Dodson, (Boston College) with Diana Salas Coronado, Diana and Mtshali, Marya. Executive Summary only. 

“Is the Apparent Decrease in Injury Rates in Construction the Result of Changes in Reporting?” in International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, Vol. 13. March 2007. Routledge. Welch, Laura S.; Dong, Xiuwen; Carré, Françoise; and Ringen, Knut. *

A Programmatic Audit of the Massachusetts Vitamin Litigation Project Final Report. January 2007. Center for Social Policy. Manning, Colleen; Meschede, Tatjana; and Werby, Elaine.