Sentence examples for studies labor from inspiring English sources

Development studies; agrarian change; regional studies; labor; gender.

Giovanni Peri, an economist at the University of California, Davis, who studies labor and immigration, says that the H-1Bs can boost the employment prospects of Americans.

"There's real demand for sweat-free products," said Ian Robinson, a lecturer and research scientist at the University of Michigan who studies labor issues.

Dr. Akilova studies labor issues in Central Asia, especially the stress families experience when children work or fathers leave the home to become migrant workers.

Also at the intersection of health and citizenship, Seth Holmes studies labor, health, and healthcare in the context of transnational im/migration and food systems.

Ian Greer, senior research associate at Cornell's School of Industrial and Labor Relations, studies labor and competition in welfare states, including the UK.

In 1949 and 1950 she was in South Africa to study labor conditions and racial problems.

Fisher said he had been studying labor relations in the N.B.A. for years.

"The questions have been raised," said Stanley Aronowitz, a professor of sociology at the City University of New York who has studied labor issues.

"I went to Penn State and studied labor and industrial relations," Collins said when it was his turn to speak.

I sent links to the ads to Nicholas McGeehan, a Gulf researcher for Human Rights Watch who has studied labor conditions in Dubai.