Industrial Relations Library 

Journals  

Labor Union:

               Paper format

               Microformat

               Convention proceedings

Monographs and Pamphlets

Recent Acquisitions

               Acquisitions Archives

Working Papers

The Industrial Relations Library (IR) was organized in 1922, coinciding with the establishment of Princeton University's Industrial Relations Section. It ranks as the oldest special collection of its type among universities in the United States. The collection of 6500 volumes and over 100,000 pamphlets is highly specialized. Subject areas covered include: labor economics; labor relations; labor union organization and policies; social security; unemployment insurance; personnel administration; economic aspects of education; labor-management relations; human resources utilization; and manpower aspects of economic development.