Journal of Labor and Society: Vol 23, No 4

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The logic of technological progress under capitalism in the context of industry 4.0

Historical roots and prospects of ending precarious employment in the Philippines

Right-wing populism, organized labor, and white workers in Sudbury, Ontario: A cautionary tale from the 2018 Ontario election

COVID-19: Triggers fear psychosis among private sector employees

The role of indigenous activists in the creation and development of the communist movement in Colombia since 1930

Extraction, class, and consciousness: A case study of unionization in the Bakken oil shale region

Can COVID-19 mitigation measures promote telework practices?

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Red International and Black Caribbean: Communists in New York City, Mexico and the West Indies, 1919-1939 - By Margaret Stevens

Value chains: The new economic imperialism – By Intan Suwandi

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ORIGINAL ARTICLES

The logic of technological progress under capitalism in the context of industry 4.0

Historical roots and prospects of ending precarious employment in the Philippines

Right-wing populism, organized labor, and white workers in Sudbury, Ontario: A cautionary tale from the 2018 Ontario election

COVID-19: Triggers fear psychosis among private sector employees

The role of indigenous activists in the creation and development of the communist movement in Colombia since 1930

Extraction, class, and consciousness: A case study of unionization in the Bakken oil shale region

Can COVID-19 mitigation measures promote telework practices?

BOOK REVIEWS

Red International and Black Caribbean: Communists in New York City, Mexico and the West Indies, 1919-1939 - By Margaret Stevens

Value chains: The new economic imperialism – By Intan Suwandi

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