Monograph comprising several essays on current trends in collective bargaining by university teachers in the USA, with particular reference to legal aspects - comments on relevant labour legislation and jurisprudence and discusses grievance and arbitration procedures, the effects of bargaining on tenure, etc. Bibliography pp. 345 to 381 and references.

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