Labor History

Article	Citations
ILO’s actions and workers’ voices against state terrorism in South America	21
Correction	11
Recovering psychological trauma in coal mining communities	10
Giving meaning to ‘division of labour’: is Malaysia sliding into ethnic labour caucuses?	7
‘Revolution in the coalfields’: industrial relations in wartime south Wales, 1939-45	7
Culture lag in Chinese labour relations: managers’ perceptions and behaviour towards workplace trade unions (2009 - 2014)	7
False consciousness and political disenfranchisement: the Indonesian Labour Party in post-Soeharto capitalism	6
A defining battle: the fight for $15 campaign and labor advocacy in the U.S	6
Evidence from China’s gender equality legislation: is responsive law reform always feasible?	5
Deindustrialization of Detroit: the push of organized labor	5
Revisiting the effect of height on wages in a historical context: the case of the city of Zaragoza (Spain), 1924	5
Why Windsor deindustrialized differently than Detroit	5
Tukhta : labour and resistance in the audit regime of the Soviet Gulag	4
Emotion, production, and institutional mobilization: shaping the political consciousness of Wuhan workers during the Korean War (1950–1953)	4
Automation, artificial intelligence, and job displacement in the U.S., 2019–22	4
A history of progressiveDoxa: an exploration of Bengali women’s labour power	4
The evolution of the migration industry – how have employers been supported in sourcing their workforce?	4
The «great experiment» of cheap labor in Mauritius: a historical perspective	4
Book review of Crandell and Jennings on disability rights, politics, and workers	4
The OECD and technical education in post-war Mediterranean Europe	4
Labor challenging AI-driven market creation: the case of South Korea’s AI-based digital textbooks	3
Correction	3
Comrades in theory, outsiders in practice: Cuban and Polish workers in the Kádár era in Hungary	3
Working the salterns. Convict workers in the natural salt pans of Hambantota, in British colonial Sri Lanka	3
Changes in the South Korean academic labor market and labor struggle	3

A contracorriente. Las disidencias ortodoxas en el comunismo español (1968-1989)	3
Education in black and white: Myles Horton and the Highlander center’s vision for social justice	3
Janissaries in the making: coerced labor and chivalric masculinity in the early modern Ottoman Empire	3
Who built the empire’s garden? Tea capitalism in Assam and the making of the tea community	3
Exploring the power of networks and knowledge: how social capital and education drive the success of Chinese migrant workers in the labor market	3
The cultural change of Comisiones Obreas in the trade union transition (1977–1988)	3
From worker health to occupational health and safety in Turkey: a history of paradigm change	3
From ‘virtuous’ to ‘subhuman’: representations of Italian peasants between the 1860s and the 1880s	3
Dual precarity in South-South migration: experiences and uncertainty of Bangladeshi temporary labor migrants during the COVID-19 pandemic	2
Labor standards, labor policy, and compliance mechanism: a case study in Bangladesh	2
Freedom of movement versus freedom of work? Coping with the mobility of indigenous workers in a palm oil concession in French Congo (1910-1940)	2
Defeat capital with capital: how reformed SOE workers in contemporary China leverage shareholder mobilization to sustain collective rights	2
Private welfare for workers. Corporate welfare at Fiat in the era of Vittorio Valletta (1946-1966)	2
Struggle and mutual aid. The age of worker solidarity	2
Under the Iron Heel: the Wobblies and the capitalist war on radical workers	2
The question of trade union unity in CCOO: antinomies and paradoxes	2
Insuring women’s work: exploring the rationale for women’s enrollment in early twentieth-century Swedish health insurance societies	2
Three works in search of new revelations on communist party USA history	2
Remembering Ludlow but Forgetting the Columbine: The 1927-1928 Colorado Coal Strike, by Leigh Campbell-Hale Remembering Ludlow but forgetting the Columbine: the 1927-1928 Colorado coal	2
Globalisation, internationalism and the Great War	2
Did statutory insurance improve the welfare of Swedish workers? The statutory workplace accident insurance act of 1916	2
From subjects of the empire to citizens of newly independent Vietnam: rethinking the Vietnamese labor governance in the Pacific Islands in the postcolonial era	2
Arbeiterwiderstand im Dritten Reich [“Workers’ resistance in the Third Reich”]	2
The rise of local labour legislation campaigns in post-war Hong Kong, 1969–1981	2
San Leucio, the utopian social labor experiment in the pre-unification Southern Italy	2
Gendering migration in a patriarchal society: assisted female migration from Greece during the early post-war period	2
Rethinking the Robe River dispute 1986-7 – de-unionisation in Australia’s Pilbara iron ore industry in the early neoliberal period	2
A tale of two tigers: examining the effects of postwar labour union strength on Singapore and Malaysia’s industrial relations systems	2
Inside the upsurge: historical continuity and the Blue Bird Bus and Daimler Truck victories in the U.S. South	2
Between the mountains, the city, and the world: the microhistory of a ‘Small Third Front’ Chinese arsenal during Revolution and reform	2
“In consequence of considering herself to be free”. Freedom and (im)mobility in the trans-imperial Caribbean space of the 19 th century	2
State logic and local agency in labor regime transformation: the making of entrepreneurial citizens in Yuanjia Village, 1949–2025	2
Poverty and education: the impacts of tea workers’ chronic poverty on their children’s education in rural Bangladesh	2
Protecting workers’ rights from arbitration in individual labor disputes: the gulf cooperation council countries as a model	1
The Master in Bondage: factory workers in China, 1949-2019 The Master in Bondage: factory workers in China, 1949-2019 , by Huaiyin Li, Stanford, Stanford University Pres	1
From workers to working class: the North-China Daily News’ dismissal controversy and identity cultivation of Chinese workers in 1951	1
The impact of digital economy on employment polarization: an analysis based on Chinese provincial panel data	1
Solidarity happens: Corriente Sindical de Izquierdas, radical trade unionism in democratic Asturias	1
A new labor movement? Assessing the worker upsurge in the contemporary U.S.	1
A trade unionism of resistance: the dissidence of the orthodox communists in CCOO (1970-1989)	1
The emergence of state-led unionism in Turkey following World War II	1
Silent witnesses: the disputed landscapes of Belgium’s black country	1
Manganese mining in Corral Quemado: extractivism Processes that resulted in manganese madness among miners (Coquimbo region, Chile, 1941–1969)	1
Trade unionism and decolonisation in Africa: the Zambian experience, 1949–1964	1
No dreams, no gain: aspiration failure, poverty traps and the tea workers’ children in Bangladesh	1
Unitarians and revolutionaries. The trade unionism of the MC and the LCR in CCOO	1
Women labourers under British health policy in Malaya: from neglect to protection, 1900–1955	1
Vietnamese indentured labourers: The intervention of the French colonial government in regulating the flow of Vietnamese labourers to the Pacific Islands in the early twentieth century	1
Winning battles but losing the war? Labor in the age of finance	1
Making meaning, making a living: historical transformations of handicraft labor and cultural identity in China	1

Covert politics of competing leadership: Antonio Orendain, Cesar Chavez, and union politics in the Rio Grande Valley, 1965-1982	1
Politicized precarity: labor dynamics and agency of outsourced workers in China (1958–1983)	1
From vanguards to rearguards: the evolution and challenges of Bolivian railway workers, c . 1907–1964	1
‘A fine spirit of comradeship’: class, sisterhood, hope, and solidarity in the Woman Worker , 1907–1910	1
From Indochinese convict to indentured laborers: a dream and reality of building a colonial empire in the Asia-Pacific by the French Empire from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century	1
Invisible labor: youth digital labors and value creation in online circle field	1
A fruitless exercise? The political struggle to compel corporations to justify factory closures in Canada	1
The compensation law and its antagonistic administration: The Indian coalfield of Raniganj, 1923-71	1
Strikers versus scabs: violence in the 1910-1914 British labour revolt	1
China’s employment policy since 1949: retrospect, present, and future directions	1
Becoming coolies and supervisors: continued indebtedness, coercive intermediaries and new governmentalities in colonial South Indian plantations (1830 –1895)	1
From anti-imperialism to multiculturalism. (Post)-migrant media in postcolonial France	1
Before T.H. Marshall: the conceptualization of industrial citizenship in the United States, 1900–1920	1
Precarious resistance movements and the transformation of labour mobilisation in Madrid’s informal sectors	1
The great standardisation: working hours around the world	1
Correction Notice	1
Wage gap between the State and non-State sectors in China: a study from the perspective of the Housing Provident Fund Scheme	1
The export of know-how at the (semi-)peripheries: the case of Yugoslav–Iranian industrial collaboration and labor mobility (1980–1991)	1
Monastic women and secular economy in later Medieval Europe, ca. 1200 to 1500	1
The reform of tax policies and the differentiation of Chinese peasants during the Tang and Song dynasties	1
Making iron, producing space! How coerced work defined a Swedish early modern ironmaking region	1
The republic shall be kept clean: how settler colonial violence shaped antileft repression The republic shall be kept clean: how settler colonial violence shaped antileft repression	1
On the Legitimacy of the Striver’s Agreement in China	1
Three strikes, uneven repertoires: labor struggles and the limits of contention in Zonguldak, 1923–1991	1
Workers of the empire, unite: radical and popular challenges to British imperialism, 1910s-1960s	1
Labour Rights and the Catholic Church: The International Labour Organization, the Holy See, and Catholic Social Teaching	1
The Socialist Party of America and the ‘yellow peril’ (1904–1908)	1
Building the migration industry: socialist Yugoslavia’s agenda for labour migrants’ pre-departure training	1
Development phases of U.S. employment anti-discrimination law and reflections on its dilemmas from the perspective of China	1
The responsibility and action of corporations for the development of 0-3 years old children’s childcare services in China	1
Proud to be union? Queer work(ers) and the Australian trade union movement, 1970s–80s	1
“Women in working life” in the early years of republican Turkey	1
‘The human ocean of the colored races’: interwar Black internationalism, Marxism, and permanent revolution	1
Post-colonial structure of the Indian garment industry and its role in maintaining the precarity of women workers	1
In the shadow of war and empire. Industrialisation, nation-building, and working-class politics in Turkey	1
From the policy of humanization to labour flexibilization: the case of the Federal Republic of Germany (from the 1970s to the 1980s)	1
From traditional remedies to mental hospital: the evolution of mental illness treatment among women labourers in the straits settlements, 1900-1930	1
The post-indenture of Chi, New South Wales, Australia, 1857–1908	0
More-than-class struggle. Disaster at the Nelson III mine in North Bohemia 1934	0
Shock troops of capitalism: how the Coors family crushed unions and hastened the collapse of the New Deal order	0
Iron and steel workers acquiring a factory in exchange for a single coin: a genuine people’s sector	0
The politics of solidarity: the International Working Men’s Association 1873	0
From recreation to revolution: the Shanghai Bankers Recreation Association and white-collar mobilization in Republican China, 1936–1949	0
The revolutionary left in Comisiones Obreras: an introduction	0
Gigantic struggles: the battle to build the United Automobile Workers after the sit-down strikes, 1937–1945	0
‘A female voice is instrumental’: gender, propaganda, and coerced labor on the Eastern Front, 1943-1945	0
Class, race, and power: rethinking class reductionism in the study of the 1922 Chicago and Northwestern Railway Strike in Milwaukee	0
Transnational labour solidarity and the question of agency: A social dialectical approach to the field	0
The birth of Soviet workers-dissidents	0
Navigating Global Labour Studies with Bourdieu: insights from Romania’s seafaring history	0
Port Arthur’s post-probation labour gangs, 1856-1877: the aged and ailing remnants of the convict system or skilled and productive workers?	0
Introduction: the Cold War of labour migrants: opportunities, struggles and adaptations across the Iron Curtain and beyond	0
Running a mainstream revolutionary newspaper: Guangdong Qunbao and socialist propaganda in 1920s South China	0
‘The labor movement should be treated as a partner, not a special interest’ - organized labor and the 1980 U.S. Presidential election	0
Working conditions of women factory workers in industrializing Thailand, 1960–1990s	0
Generations at the crossroads: biographical experience and working-class politics in China	0
Economic insecurity and pension participation in Ghana’s music sector	0
Labour agitation, newspaper press and radical nationalism in Nigeria: analysis of the Enugu Colliery Shootings	0
One Hundred Years of Servitude by Rana P. Behal and Tea Environments and Plantation Culture by Arnab Dey	0
“A phobia of numbers?” the labour movement and social surveys in the German Empire	0
Textile crisis at home and trade union internationalism overseas: the International Textile and Garment Workers’ Federation and the unionising campaign in Hong Kong in the 1960s	0
Contract labour in India: history, evolution, judicial interpretation and critical analysis	0
Integrated laborers but marginal figures: the untold story of early Syrian-American factory workers	0
Shorter hours and productivity: evidence from bituminous coal	0
Productivity, the humanization of work, and the future of labor: insights from industrial psychology in late socialist Yugoslavia and Romania	0
Response	0
Data driven: truckers technology, and the new workplace surveillance Data driven: truckers technology, and the new workplace surveillance , by Karen Levy, Princeton and	0
Japanese publishing workers at the forefront: combating historical denialism with social movement unionism	0
The limits of organized capital: labor in the age of finance	0
Labour Revolt in Britain 1910-14	0
Workers and generals: military-controlled transitions and labor movements in Brazil and Egypt	0
Catch me if you can: informal tourism employment of locals in scenic-oriented rural communities	0
‘Dancing in the halls of the rich’? Fatal mine explosions and pro-employer bias in the UK mining inspectorate, 1870-1900	0
Reconsidering labor coercion through the logics of Im / mobility and the environment	0
De-centering dichotomies in wartime labor: trajectories of gender, coercion, and agency in the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (1964-2016)	0
Skilled labour in colonial economies. Recruitment, education and employment in construction companies in German colonial West Africa, c. 1902–1912	0
Knowledge as a weapon. Parisian workers quantitative surveys and epistemic theory (1840–1848)	0
Labour inspection after the civil war in Spain. Regulatory interventionism and abstentionist labour inspection performance	0
Emancipation as an illusion: a review of factory management policies in the Soviet Union and China	0
Labour standards and corporate social responsibility: the case of Turkish apparel industry	0

Author’s response to “ Labor History Symposium : Ralph Darlington, Labour Revolt in Britain, 1910-1914”	0
Migration as class struggle: refugee youth, work rights, and solidarity	0
Labor to leadership : trade unions and political awakening in tea plantations of Assam	0
Labor welfare policy, practices, and deficiencies with the ILO: evidence from the garment industry of Bangladesh	0
Repressing worker dissent: lethal violence against strikers in the early American labor movement	0
Producer co-operatives of the Knights of Labor: seeking worker independence	0
Navigating institutional transitions: the trajectory of collective contracts in China, 1979–1992	0
Experiential fairness and power dynamics: an experimental study of labor dispatch in China	0
A new exploration of cloth-fulling workers’ strikes in Suzhou during the early and middle Qing Dynasty: the crisis of strikes in the ‘high Qing’ and government-social responses	0
‘The mendacious Irish character:’ Molly Maguire, anti-Irish sentiment, and anti-labor propaganda in the American press, 1880–1920	0
Data and Democracy at Work by Rogers and Your Boss is an Algorithm by Aloisi and De Stefano	0
Freeman’s challenge: the murder that shook America’s original prison for profit	0
My life, my rules: subjectivity construction of rural female workers under local employment	0
Black nationalism, British socialism, and transnational newspapers between Britain and the Caribbean, 1975–80	0
North American Aviation’s dramatic transformation and the influence of Moral Re-Armament in 1941-1945	0
‘They were like soldiers.’ The case of the Polish builders in Czechoslovakia and their perception by Czechs (1967-1990)	0
‘Class Against Class’: The leadership of the Communist Party of Great Britain during the Comintern’s Third Period, 1928–1934	0
Rank-and-file revolt: insurgency, power, and democracy in the UAW, 2019–25	0
Cow, union buster! Identitarianism and organizing in Bombay’s mills, 1850s-1990s	0
How occupational segregation by gender affects female underemployment in Spain	0
Legal frameworks for workforce mobility and employment regulations in ASEAN: challenges and efforts in aligning domestic labour laws with regional standards	0
Labor migration and agrarian reform in post-war Italy: the case of the Marsica (1950–1965)	0
Laborers, educators, and the struggle for liberation in post-independence Libya	0
Wildcat strikes, the Industrial Workers of the World, and dual unionism: labor insurgencies in Pennsylvania’s anthracite region, 1900–1939	0
Introduction	0
Can an individual worker make institutional changes in the workplace? Luke Ching’s narrative on reworking the workplaces in Hong Kong	0
Labor’s capital in the twenty-first century	0
Women workers’ education at the Confederation of Turkish Trade Unions: excavating histories of transnational collaboration with the ICFTU	0
The regulation of international migration in the Cold War: a synthesis and review of the literature	0
The role of the labor movements in the colonial spaces: trade unionism in Palestine and Lebanon in the colonial era (1920-1948)	0
Powderly and the worker awakening: speaking to the South in 1885	0
Social movements to ban asbestos in Japan: influence of trade unions and the late development of grassroots mobilization	0
Losing consent – the evolution of the danwei management policies from a Maoist perspective	0
Unitary unionism in the transition: a general approach from Navarre	0
Harry Bridges: Labor Radical, Labor Legend	0
Can cultural labor empower women in the context of intangible cultural heritage? A case study of Jian’ou Tiaofan	0
International organizations and the question of child labor in the Iranian carpet industry	0
‘The universal rhythm of justice’: the Argentine Supreme Court and labor law before, during, and after Peronism	0
Global internationalism: An introduction	0
Worker ownership in North America: the cases of Weirton Steel (West Virginia) and Algoma Steel (Ontario)	0
Taxis v. Uber in Paris: technology, capital, and the sharing economy	0
Coerced labour and colonial governance in nineteenth and twentieth century Indonesia	0
‘We build Barren Island, Barren Island builds us’: Of imprisoned humans and mobilized stone in the Yugoslav Cominformist Labor Camp (1949–1956)	0
Madras Kraals , animal labour and Veterinary Corps: colonising wild elephants in British South India	0
Negotiating job security and capital investments in response to deindustrialization: the case of Canada’s auto sector	0
The current social protection discourse, gig economy within the advent of COVID-19: some emerging legal arguments	0
Toward a cooperative commonwealth: the transnational roots of farmer-labor radicalism in Texas	0
Labour laws in India: history, evolution and critical analysis	0
Dilemma of employment discrimination against American LGBT employees and its judicial response from the perspective of China	0
‘The boys’: work, identity and the constructing of class experience among immigrant boys from Asian and African Countries in Young Israel	0
Changes in the Croatian migration system: conceptualising the complexities of migrations, 1990-2023	0
Employment Discrimination for People Living with HIV in China: The Challenges of Law vs. Practice	0
Sex, sahibs and bodies: women workers in the tea plantations of colonial Assam	0
Political and economic evolution of post-unification Italy and the working conditions in the steel industry. Some case studies in the kingdom of the two Sicilies	0
Between labour and moral duty: social conflicts, volunteer work and the moral economy of life-boating in the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (1850–1914)	0
Long haul unionism: Southern labor history and the struggle to organize Volkswagen in Chattanooga, Tennessee	0
“A Road to Peace and Freedom”: The International Workers Order and the Struggle for Economic Justice and Civil Rights, 1930–1954	0
Rising wage theft in tea industry: consequences of ineffective labor market institutions	0
The imposition of penalties within the framework of the system of employee discipline during the period of socialism in Poland	0
Wage inequality and economic growth. A reassessment of the effects of Francoist developmentalism on income distribution in Spain	0
The governance architecture of transnational labor regulation	0
Collective identity, solidarity, and sisterhood in the ASAB cleaning women’s strike in Sweden and the Women’s Day Off in Iceland	0
‘For peace and defence of the Soviet Union’: the leadership of British Communism in the Popular Front era, 1935–1939	0
Breaking the cocoon, empowering and breaking through: a study on the labor participation and rights protection of women workers in the Central Soviet Area (1931–1934)	0
Managing strikes and racial issues in the South China Morning Post	0
Were wages stagnant for decades? A revision of labor costs and net earnings in Spain (1900–1960)	0
Trained to serve: vocational education and colonial subordination in the “Shkolla Bujtinore ne Shqipni” (1939–1943)	0
Flying high on stipends: a historical analysis of flight attendant union struggles in (neoliberal) Canada	0
Domestic service in the Soviet Union: women’s emancipation and the gendered hierarchy of labor	0
From forced to coerced labour: displaced mothers and teen girls in post-World War II Australia	0
Minimum wage and income inequality among the migrant population in China	0
‘Strangled in infancy’: affirmative action, Executive Order 10925, and the unfulfilled promises to black labor, 1961–1964	0
Once upon a time in Gültepe (socialists, grassroots and the TARİŞ resistance)	0
Reforming China’s labor and personnel system: the institutionalization of identity segregation within danwei	0
Albanian labor migration, the Yugoslav private sector and its Cold War context	0
The status quo, causes, and countermeasures of employment difficulties faced by college graduates in China	0
Strikes and stones: stone quarries in the Southern Triangle as a site for shaping ethnic segregation, industrial relations, and labor militancy in Israel, 1949-1952	0
Labor History symposium: Jacoby, Labor in the age of finance: pensions, politics, and corporations from deindustrialization to Dodd-Frank	0
The evolution of individual and collective rights in the Chinese workplace	0
Understanding the support from the Australian far-left and ALP-Left for Greek Cypriot enosis during the EOKA period (1955-59): migrant workers, anti-imperialism and national liberation in Australia	0
Labour revolt in Britain 1910-1914,	0
The formation of Ezker Sindikalaren Konbergentzia: radical unitary unionism in the Basque Country and Navarre	0
National security discourse, excluding operation mechanisms, and resistance of homosexual federal employees during the Lavender Scare	0
Labor history symposium : Ralph Darlington, labour revolt in Britain, 1910-1914	0
British trade unionism in the 1980s reassessed. are recurring assumptions about union membership and strikes flawed?	0
The hiring hall, the farm labor contractor, and the state: the United Farm Workers’ struggle for control over the labor supply	0
Labour revolt in Britain 1910-1914	0
The last generation of dairymaids: gender, skill, and occupational identity in Sweden	0
Coercive patriotism: gender, militarism, and auxiliary police in New York City during World War II	0
From McCarthyism to Bostock: the judicial evolution of anti-discrimination in employment for sexual minorities in the United States	0
Who is the ‘one best man?’: Taylorism and personality tests (1924-1955)	0
Generational politics: revolution versus production in Shanghai factories in the early years of the people’s republic of China	0
State as a place of reproducing “crisis of representativeness” –A dialogue between Miliband and Mao	0
Railway school in Douala and vocational training for local staff in Cameroon under French administration (1922–1960)	0
Trade union renewal against a background of national conflict: the strategies of the trade unions ELA and LAB in the Basque country (1976–2008)	0