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Volume 1, Part 1 Stolper-Samuelson theorem: protection and real wages,Wolfgang F. Stolper and Paul A. Samuelson; the structure of simple generalequilibrium models, Ronald W. Jones; the relevance of the two-sectorproduction model in trade theory, Ronald W. Jones and Jose A. Scheinkman;conflict-generating product price changes - the imputed output approach, P.J.Lloyd and A.G, Schweinberger; trade, technology and income distribution,Ronald W. Jones. Part 2 Trade and wages: three simple tests of theStolper-Samuelson theorem, Stephen P. Magee; international trade and Americanwages in the 1980s - giant sucking sound or small hiccup?, Robert Z. Lawrenceand Matthew J. Slaughter; freer trade and wages of the unskilled - is Marxstriking again?, Jagdish Bhagwati and Vivek H. Dehejia; an interpretation ofthe factor content of trade, Alan V. Deardorff and Robert W. Staiger; howtrade hurt unskilled workers, Adrian Wood; international trade and wageinequality in the United States - some new results, Jeffrey D. Sachs andHoward J. Shatz; in search of Stolper-Samuelson linkages betweeninternational trade and lower wages, Edward E. Leamer; growing world trade -causes and consequences, Paul Krugman; trade, technology and wages - generalequilibrium mechanics, Joseph F. Francois and Douglas Nelson; trade with Asiaand skill upgrading - effects on labour markets in the older industrialcountries, Rod Tyers and Yongzheng Yang. Part 3 Labour-market microstructureand adjustment: tariffs and the distribution of income - the importance offactor specificity, substitutability and intensity in the short and long run,Michael Mussa; international trade, real wages and technical progress - thespecific-factors model, Ronald W. Jones; does European unemployment prop upAmerican wages? National labour markets and global trade, Donald R. Davis;the structure of simple general equilibrium models with frictionalunemployment, Carl Davidson, Lawrence Martin and Steven Matusz; internationaltrade policy in a model of unemployment and wage differentials, Steven J.Matusz; union wage sensitivity to trade and protection - theory and evidence,Noel Gaston and Daniel Trefler. Volume 2, Part 1 Trade and employment:North-South trade and shifts in employment - a comparative analysis of sixEuropean Community countries, Dieter Schumacher; exporting jobs? The impactof import competition on employment and wages in US manufacturing, Ana L.Revenga; the employment effects of UK manufacturing trade expansion with theEEC and the newly industrializing countries, Ciaran Driver, Andrew Kilpatrickand Barry Naisbitt; an empricial assessment of the impact of trade onemployment in the United Kingdom, David Greenaway, Robert C. Hine and PeterWright; international trade, comparative advantage and the incidence oflayoff employment spells, Thomas L. Hungerford; international trade and jobdisplacement in US manufacturing, 1979 - 1991, Lori G. Kletzer. (Partcontents).