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Publications by faculty in the University of Iowa College of Law.

Books from 2012 2012

“Inherently Bad, and Bad Only”: A History of State-Level Regulation of Cigarettes and Smoking in the United States Since the 1880s. Volume 1: An In-Depth National Study Embedding Ultra-Thick Description of a Representative State (Iowa), Marc Linder

Submissions from 2008 2008

Give land back to the Iowa River, Marc Linder

Books from 2004 2004

“Time And A Half’s The American Way:” a history of the exclusion of white-collar workers from overtime regulation, 1868-2004 , Marc Linder

Submissions from 2003 2003

Office workers toil, too, Marc Linder

Void where prohibited revisited: the trickle-down effect of OSHA’s at-will bathroom-break regulation, Marc Linder

You've Got the Right to Go When You Gotta Go, Marc Linder

Books from 2002 2002

The autocratically flexible workplace: a history of overtime regulation in the United States, Marc Linder

Books from 2000 2000

"Moments are the elements of profit": overtime and the deregulation of working hours under the Fair Labor Standards Act, Marc Linder

To Allow Theater Smoking is Illegal and Unhealthy, Marc Linder

Wars of attrition: Vietnam, the business roundtable and the decline of construction unions, Marc Linder

Submissions from 1999 1999

Enforcing Fair Labor Standards in the Modern American Sweatshop: Rediscovering the Statutory Definition of Employment, Bruce Goldstein, Marc Linder, Lawrence E. Norton II, and Catherine K. Ruckelshaus

Bathroom Breakthrough, Marc Linder

Dependent and Independent Contractors in Recent U.S. Labor Law: An Ambiguous Dichotomy Rooted in Simulated Statutory Purposelessness, Marc Linder

No comp for kids' work, Marc Linder

Of cabbages and Kings County: agriculture and the formation of modern Brooklyn, Marc Linder and Lawrence S. Zacharias

Submissions from 1998 1998

A Fight for Restroom Rights, Marc Linder

Hey Newsboys & Girls - Getting Injured Without Workers' Compensation Builds Character!, Marc Linder

High Heels to Blame, Marc Linder

Let My People Go,' Cries Labor Union, Marc Linder

The Commode and the Law, Marc Linder

The Small-Business Exemption Under the Fair Labor Standards Act: The "Original" Accumulation of Capital and the Inversion of Industrial Policy, Marc Linder

Rest in the Rest of the World, Marc Linder and Ingrid Nygaard

Void where prohibited: rest breaks and the right to urinate on company time, Marc Linder and Ingrid Nygaard

Unfair Worker Burden, Marc Linder and Catherine Ruckelhaus

A History of Medical Scientists on High Heels, Marc Linder and Charles L. Saltzman

Submissions from 1997 1997

He sells misogynistic ideas by the Seashore, Marc Linder

Letter in fyi on Carl Seashore, Marc Linder

Letter on The Dilemmas of Laissez-Faire Population Policy in Capitalist Societies, Marc Linder

Review of Selling Free Enterprise: The Business Assault on Labor and Liberalism, 1945-60, Marc Linder

Smart Women, Stupid Shoes, and Cynical Employers: The Unlawfulness and Adverse Health Consequences of Sexually Discriminatory Workplace Footwear Requirements for Female Employees, Marc Linder

The Dilemmas of Laissez-Faire Population Policy in Capitalist Societies: When the Invisible Hand Controls Reproduction, Marc Linder

What's Black and White and Red All Over? The Blood Tax on Newspapers--or, How Publishers Exclude Newscarriers from Workers’ Compensation, Marc Linder

Void Where Prohibited, Marc Linder and Ingrid Nygaard

Submissions from 1996 1996

Eisenhower-Era Marxist-Confiscatory Taxation: Requiem for the Rhetoric of Rate Reduction for the Rich, Marc Linder

Review of Persistent Inequalities: Wage Disparity under Capitalist Competition, Marc Linder

Submissions from 1995 1995

Cabbies Without Rights, Marc Linder

Congress' Contracting Scam, Marc Linder

I Gave My Employer a Chicken That Had No Bone: Joint Firm-State Responsibility for Line-Speed-Related Occupational Injuries, Marc Linder

I Like Ike: Bringing Back Eisenhower-Era Progressive Taxation, Marc Linder

Marc Linder Responds to Silver and Forman, Marc Linder

Playing Chicken with People: The Occupational Safety and Health Consequences of Throughput Uber Alles, Marc Linder

Texas Farm Workers Won Half a Victory, Marc Linder

What Hath Zoe Baird Wrought? The New FICA Amendments on Domestic Service Employees, Marc Linder

We Like Ike: Budget-Balancing with Eisenhower-Era Progressive Taxation, Marc Linder, Mr. X, and Gail Hollander

Down and Out in Weslaco, Texas and Washington, D.C.: Race-Based Discrimination Against Farm Workers Under Federal Unemployment Insurance, Lawrence E. Norton II and Marc Linder

Submissions from 1994 1994

Closing the Gap Between Reich and Poor: Which Side Is the Department of Labor On?, Marc Linder

Fatal Subtraction: Statistical MIAs on the Industrial Battlefield, Marc Linder

Household Workers - What is Right?, Marc Linder

I Ain't Gonna Work on Zoe's Farm No More: Reply to Susan Grover, Marc Linder

Labor Department Falls Down on the Job, Marc Linder

Labor Department is Subverting Wage Law, Marc Linder

Labor statistics and class struggle, Marc Linder

Projecting capitalism: a history of the internationalization of the construction industry, Marc Linder

Migrants: A Special Health Care Case, Marc Linder and Larry Norton

Nanny Tax Lets Poor Pay, Rich Profit, Marc Linder and Larry Norton

Submissions from 1993 1993

Employment Law Should Be Enforced, Marc Linder

MacKinnon on Marx on Marriage and Morals: An Otsogistic Odyssey, Marc Linder

Opening Coase’s Other Black Box: Why Workers Submit to Vertical Integration into Firms, Marc Linder and Lawrence Zacharias

Books from 1992 1992

Farewell to the self-employed: deconstructing a socioeconomic and legal solipsism, Marc Linder

Migrant workers and minimum wages: regulating the exploitation of agricultural labor in the United States, Marc Linder

Review of "Self-Employment: A Labor Market Perspective" by Robert L. Aronson, Marc Linder

Submissions from 1991 1991

Book Review: Governing the Workplace: The Future of Labor and Employment Law, Marc Linder

Class Struggle at the Door: The Origins of the Portal-to-Portal Act of 1947, Marc Linder

Letter on Review of The Employment Relationship in Anglo-American Law: A Historical Perspective, Marc Linder

Tax Glasnost' for Millionaires: Peeking Behind the Veil of Ignorance Along the Publicity-Privacy Continuum, Marc Linder

Sexism in Iowa Law, Marc Linder and Gail Hollander

U.S. Should Impose Tax on Millionaires, Marc Linder and Larry Norton

Submissions from 1990 1990

Crewleaders and Agricultural Sweatshops: The Lawful and Unlawful Exploitation of Migrant Farmworkers, Marc Linder

Farewell to the Full-time Permanent Employee?: Review of "The Contingent Economy: The Growth of the Temporary, Part-time and Sub-contracted Workforce" by Richard Belous, Marc Linder

From Street Urchins to Little Merchants: The Juridical Transvaluation of Child Newspaper Carriers, Marc Linder

Paternalistic State Intervention: The Contradictions of the Legal Empowerment of Vulnerable Workers, Marc Linder

The Minimum Wage as Industrial Policy: A Forgotten Role, Marc Linder

Self-Employment and the Petty Bourgeoisie: Comment on Steinmetz and Wright, Marc Linder and John Houghton

Submissions from 1989 1989

David Ellwood, Poor Support: Poverty in the American Family, Marc Linder

Fair Weather Farmers, Marc Linder

International Paper Company v. Rodolfo Gonzolez et al. Brief of Appellees, 88-4954 (1989), Marc Linder

Petty-Bourgeois Pickle Pickers: An Agricultural Labor-Law Hoax Comes a Cropper, Marc Linder

Pickle Farmer 'Scam', Marc Linder

The employment relationship in Anglo-American law: a historical perspective, Marc Linder

The Joint Employment Doctrine: Clarifying Joint Legislative-Judicial Confusion, Marc Linder

The Wide World of "Welfare": Review of "Social Security Policies in Industrial Countries: A Comparative Analysis" by Margaret S. Gordon, Marc Linder

Towards Universal Worker Coverage under the National Labor Relations Act: Making Room for Uncontrolled Employees, Dependent Contractors, and Employee-Like Persons, Marc Linder

What is an Employee? Why It Does, But Should Not, Matter, Marc Linder

William J. Wilson, The Truly Disadvantaged: The Inner City, the Underclass, and Public Policy, Marc Linder

Submissions from 1988 1988

McLaughlin, Secretary of Labor v. Seafood, Inc. et al. Brief of Amicus Curiae, 87-4762 (1988), Marc Linder

Review of Betriebsgemeinschaft und Volksgemeinschaft, by Wolfgang Spohn, Marc Linder

The Involuntary Conversion of Employees into Self-Employed: The Internal Revenue Service and Section 530, Marc Linder

The Weyerhaeuser Company et al. v. Bracamontes et al. Respondents' Brief in Opposition to Certiorari, 88-164 (1988), Marc Linder

Comment on Roberts & Bower, Patching the Crack in the Floor: Strategies for Expanding the Minimum Wage, Marc Linder and Larry Norton

Minimum Wage Guards Against Greed, Marc Linder and Larry Norton

Submissions from 1987 1987

Bracamontes et al. v. The Weyerhaeuser Company et al. Brief of Appellant, 87-2456 (1987), Marc Linder

Bracamontes et al. v. The Weyerhaeuser Company et al. Reply Brief of Appellant, 87-2456 (1987), Marc Linder

Employees, Not-So-Independent Contractors, and the Case of Migrant Farmworkers: A Challenge to the ‘Law and Economics’ Agency Doctrine, Marc Linder

Farm Workers and the Fair Labor Standards Act: Racial Discrimination in the New Deal, Marc Linder

The Supreme Labor Court in Nazi Germany: a jurisprudential analysis, Marc Linder

Employers are Redefining Employees, Marc Linder and Larry Norton

The Latest in Employer Scams, Marc Linder and Larry Norton

Law Twisted to Squeeze Workers: Menial Jobs Lifted to Scaffold of Independent Contracts, Marc Linder, Larry Norton, and David Steinhoff

Books from 1985 1985

European labor aristocracies: trade unionism, the hierarchy of skill, and the stratification of the manual working class before the First World War, Marc Linder

Submissions from 1983 1983

Self-Employment as a Cyclical Escape from Unemployment: A Case Study of the Construction Industry in the United States During the Postwar Period, Marc Linder

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