Mark Anner and Xiangmin Liu on Wildcat Strikes in Vietnam

Mark Anner and Xiangmin Liu. (2016). “Harmonious Unions and Rebellious Workers: A Study of Wildcat Strikes in Vietnam.” Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 69(1): 3-28.

Bradon Ellem on Mining and Neo-liberalism

Brandon Ellem. 2015, "Resource Peripheries and Neo-Liberalism: The Pilbara and the Remaking of Industrial Relations in Australia", Australian Geographer, 46 (3), pp. 323-37, doi: 10.1080/00049182.2015.1048587.

Bradon Ellem on the Geography of Automation

Brandon Ellem. 2015. "Geographies of the Labour Process: Automation and the Spatiality of Mining", Work, Employment and Society, published online 18 September 2015: doi: 10.1177/0950017015604108.

Bradon Ellem on Reconsidering the History of Anti-Unionism in Mining

Brandon Ellem. 2015, "Robe River Revisited: Geohistory and Industrial Relations", Labour History, 109, pp. 111-30.

Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai and Mark Selden on China's Student Labor Regime

Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai, Mark Selden. 2015. "Interns or Workers? China’s Student Labor Regime", The Asia-Pacific Journal, Vol. 13, Issue. 36, No. 1, September 7, 2015, pp. 69-98.

Marcel Paret on Immigration Enforcement and the US Migrant Labor System

Marcel Paret. 2014. “Legality and Exploitation: Immigration Enforcement and the US Migrant Labor System.” Latino Studies 12(4): 503-526.

Marcel Paret on Violence and Democracy in South Africa's Community Protests

Marcel Paret. 2015. “Violence and Democracy in South Africa's Community Protests.” Review of African Political Economy 42(143): 107-123.

Marcel Paret on Precarious Labor Politics in the US and South Africa

Marcel Paret. 2015. “Precarious Labor Politics: Unions and the Struggles of the Insecure Working Class in the United States and South Africa.” Critical Sociology 41(4-5): 757-784.

Marcel Paret on Labor and Community Struggles in Post-Apartheid South Africa

Marcel Paret. 2015. “Labor and Community Struggles in Post-Apartheid South Africa” in New South African Review 5: Beyond Marikana, edited by Gilbert M. Khadiagala, Prishani Naidoo, Devan Pillay, Roger Southall. Johannesburg: Wits University Press.

Marcel Paret on Apartheid Policing and the US Migrant Labor System

Marcel Paret. 2015. “Apartheid Policing: Examining the US Migrant Labor System Through a SouthAfrican Lens.” Citizenship Studies. 19(3-4):317-334.

Adam Mrozowicki and Justyna Kajta on Counter-Movements in Eastern Europe

Adam Mrozowicki, Justyna Kajta (2015) Economic Crises, Labor Movements and New Forms of Resistance in Central and Eastern Europe, The ISA Blog "The Futures We Want".

Ercüment Çelik on Mining and Labour

Ercüment Çelik. 2015. Mining, Labour and the Future We Want, the ISA Blog "The Futures We Want".

Susie Jacobs, Bénédicte Brahic and Marta M. Olaiya on sexual harassment in the east African agribusiness supply chain

Susie Jacobs, Bénédicte Brahic with Marta Medusa Olaiya (2015) "Sexual harassment in an east African agribusiness supply chain" The Economic and Labour Relations Review 26(3): 393-410, September.

Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai and Mark Selden on China's Student Labor Regime

Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai and Mark Selden, 2015, "Interns or Workers? China’s Student Labor Regime", The Asia-Pacific Journal, Vol. 13, Issue 36, No. 1, September 7.

Andreas Bieler on class struggle in times of crisis

Bieler, Andreas (2015) ‘Class struggle in times of crisis: conceptualising agency of resistance’, Spectrum: Journal of Global Studies, Vol.7/1: 19-31.

Andreas Bieler and Adam D.Morton on Spaces of New Imperialism and the Iraq War

Andreas Bieler and Adam David Morton (2015) "Axis of Evil or Access to Diesel?: Spaces of New Imperialism and the Iraq War", Historical Materialism Vol.23/2: 94-130.

Lucien van der Walt about a living wage and working class power

Lucien van der Walt, 2015, From Living Wage to Working Class Counter-power, South African Labour Bulletin, 39(2), pp 35-39.

Work, Employment and Society e-special on the Transformation of Work and Industrial Relations in the post-Soviet Bloc

Martin Upchurch,Richard Croucher, Hanna Danilovich, Claudio Morrison (eds.). 2015. The Transformation of Work and Industrial Relations in the post-Soviet Bloc: 25 years on from 1989, Work, Employment and Society, e-specials.

Chinese Labor Protests and Trade Unions - a book chapter by Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai and Mark Selden

Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai, and Mark Selden. 2016. “Chinese Labor Protest and Trade Unions”,  in The Routledge Companion to Labor and Media, edited by Richard Maxwell. New York: Routledge, pp. 290-302.

Ch. Tilly, M.M. Salas, H. Sarmiento on precarious work in construction in Guatemala and Costa Rica

Chris Tilly, Minor Mora Salas, Hugo Sarmiento. 2015. Precarious work in construction in Guatemala and Costa Rica. AFL-CIO Solidarity Centre.

Robert J.S. Ross on the situation in the global garment industry

Robert J.S.Ross. 2015. Why Voluntary Standards Won't Make the Global Garment Industry Safer, The American Prospect, June 8, 2015.

Robert J.S.Ross. 2015. Two Years After the Rana Plaza Disaster, Are Reforms Real?, The American Prospect, April 23, 2015.

More information on the situation in Bangladesh garment industry:

InternationalLabor Rights Forum, Dhaka, Bangladesh Fact-Finding Delegation. Findings andRecommendations on the Second Anniversary of the Rana Plaza Disaster.

Bridget Kenny on retail, the service worker and the polity

Bridget Kenny. 2015. Retail, the service worker and the polity: attaching labour and consumption,  Critical Arts, 29(2): 199-217.

Edward Webster on the shifting boundaries of industrial relations

Edward Webster. 2015. The shifting boundaries of industrial relations: Insights from South Africa. International Labour Review, 154, (1) 27-36.

Richard Hyman on three scenarios for industrial relations in Europe

Richard Hyman, 2015. Three scenarios for industrial relations in Europe. International Labour Review, 154, (1) 5-14.

Richard Hyman on Trade Union Responses to an Era of Post-Industrial-Democracy

Richard Hyman. 2015. Making Voice Effective: Imagining Trade Union Responses to an Era of Post-Industrial-Democracy, in Peter Ackers and Stewart Johnstone (eds.) Finding a Voice at Work: New Perspectives on Employment Relations, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Unions: part of the solution, or the part of the problem - by David Peetz

David Peetz. 2015. Unions: part of the solution, or part of the problem? The Conversation.

David Peetz - the Choices we Make

David Peetz. 2014. The Choices we Make – A Sliding Doors Moment, Griffith Review, 45, July 2014, 44-75.

David Peetz on regulation distance, labour segmentation and gender gaps

David Peetz. 2015. Regulation distance, labour segmentation & gender gaps , Cambridge Journal of Economics. 39 (2), 2015, 345-362.

Barry Eidlin on labor, power, and politics in the United States and Canada

Barry Eidlin. 2015. Class vs. Special Interest. Labor, Power, and Politics in the United States and Canada in the Twentieth Century, Politics and Society 43(2):181–211.

K.Gray and Y.Jang on Labour Unrest in the Global Political Economy

Kevin Gray and Youngseok Jang. 2014. Labour Unrest in the Global Political Economy: The Case of China's 2010 Strike Wave. New Political Economy, pp.1-20.

A.Mrozowicki on the renewal of the sociology of work in Poland

Mrozowicki, Adam (2015) Socjologia pracy w Polsce – perspektywy odbudowy subdyscypliny (Sociology of work in Poland: the perspectives for the subdiscipline's renewal) , Humanizacja pracy 1(279): 13-29.

Ch.Tilly and M.Kennedy on a new direction for worker protections in the U.S. workplaces

Ch.Tilly, M. Kennedy. 2014. Latin America’s “Third Left” Meets the U.S. Workplace: A Promising Direction for Worker Protection?, University of California Irvine Law Review, 539.

Ch.Tilly, E.de la Garza,J.L.Gayosso and H.Sarmiento on self-organised informal workers

Chris Tilly, Enrique de la Garza, José Luis Gayosso, Hugo Sarmiento. 2014. Los trabajadores que se organizan en la plaza: Contra-movimiento de una fuente inesperada. Economía Crítica 18, Fall.

Ch.Tilly and D. Denham on formal and informal work in Mexico

Chris Tilly, Diana Denham. 2015. Converging divergences in formal and informal work: Longitudinal evidence from Mexico, Global Labour Journal 6(1).

Richard Hyman on Austeritarianism in Europe

Richard Hyman. 2015. ‘Austeritarianism in Europe: What Options for Resistance?’, Paper for the Institute for New Economic Thinking conference ‘Liberté, egalité, fragilité’, Paris, April.

Three Scenarios for Industrial Relations in Europe by R.Hyman

Richard Hyman. 2015. ‘Three Scenarios for Industrial Relations in Europe’, International Labour Review 153(1), March.

R.Gumbrell-McCormick and R. Hyman on International Trade Union Solidarity

Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick and Richard Hyman.2015. 'International Trade Union Solidarity and the Impact of the Crisis', Stockholm: SIEPS, European Policy Analysis, 1.

Jenny Chan and Lisa Cole Nicki on Labor and Environmental Violations by Apple

Cole Nicki Lisa, Chan Jenny. 2015. Despite Claims of Progress, Labor and Environmental Violations Continue to Plague Apple, Truthout, 19 February.

David Peetz on Australian trade unionism

Peetz, David. 2015. Are Australian trade unions part of the solution, or part of the problem? Australian Review of Public Affairs. February.

Reclaiming Syndicalism: the article by Lucien van der Walt

Van der Walt, Lucien. 2014. Reclaiming Syndicalism: From Spain to South Africa to global labour today, Global Labour Journal  5(2):239-252.

Jeffrey J. Sallaz on the Post-Fordist Permanent Pedagogy

Sallaz, Jeffrey J. 2015. Permanent Pedagogy. How Post-Fordist Firms Generate Effort but Not Consent, Work and Occupations, vol. 42 no. 1 3-34.

Apple’s iPad City: the book chapter by J. Chan, P.Ngai and M.Selden

Chan, Jenny, Ngai, Pun and Selden, Mark. 2015. Apple’s iPad City: Subcontracting Exploitation to China. in Handbook of the International Political Economy of Production, edited by Kees Van Der Pijl. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, Pp. 76-97.

Kim Scipes on social justice unionism

Scipes, Kim (2014) Social Movement Unionism or Social Justice Unionism? Disentangling Theoretical Confusion within the Global Labor Movement, Class, Race and Corporate Power: Vol. 2: Iss. 3, Article 9.