International Labor and Working-Class History

2006 - 2025

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Volume 107, month April, 2025

Greenwashing “Modern Day Slavery” through the Mystique of Prison Farm Labor pp. 1-15

Chin Jou

The Night of the Proletarian Families: Child Labor, Compulsory Education, and the Making of the Working Class around 1830 pp. 16-29

Matthias Ruoss

The Worlds of Labor in Ghana’s Gold Mining Industry, c. 1895–1957 pp. 30-47

Gareth Curless

The Revolution That Did Not Happen. Labor Insurgency in Late Russian Poland pp. 48-69

Wiktor Marzec

Going Underground: The Author’s Body and the Mining Workplace in the Writing about Miners in Modern China pp. 70-90

Xi Ma

The Myth of the Classless Society: Henry Carey and the Anti-Labor Origins of U.S. Political Economy (1820s–1830s) pp. 91-109

Matteo M. Rossi

Night Work across Time and Place: Introduction pp. 110-114

Allyson P. Brantley and Lori A. Flores

Poetic Expressions of Night Work in Ja-Mnazi Afrika’s “Riziki” pp. 115-120

Wambua Muindi

Invisible Miners in a Mountain of Mercury: Negotiation, Health, and Night Work in Late 16th Century Huancavelica, Peru pp. 121-135

Mark Pierre Dries

Labor History and Class Violence: A Meditation on the Anniversary of Lochner V. New York pp. 136-150

Nate Holdren

“We Were Put Out of Good Jobs”: Women Night Workers in New York and the Origins of the Women’s Equal Opportunity League pp. 151-167

R.B. Tiven

A “Promise to Preserve Proper Decorum”: Organized Dancers, Filipino Patrons, and the Politics of Night Work in 1920s Seattle pp. 168-183

Sarah Pollnow

The Czechoslovak Socialist Republic’s Resolution on the Benefits of Night Shift Work: Its Context, Contradictions, and Realities pp. 184-197

Lucie Dušková

Made in South Asia: Centering Labor in Textile and Garment Manufacturing Work, 1970s to 2020s pp. 198-205

Maansi Parpiani

Volume 106, month October, 2024

Japan’s Forgotten Korean Forced Laborers: The Search for Hidden Wartime Graves in Hokkaido pp. 311-330

Ágota Duró and David Palmer

Pacifying the Battlefield of Industry: Warfare and Social Rights in 1848 France pp. 331-346

Samuel Boscarello

The two grand movements of socialism and their dialectics: A global Retrospect pp. 357-364

Göran Therborn

How the Abandonment of Democracy and Internationalism Has Decimated the Socialist Movement pp. 365-377

Rohini Hensman

Soviet Inflection Points—A Play in Three Acts pp. 378-390

Lewis H. Siegelbaum

The Long Shadow of the Working Class Movement pp. 391-402

James Wickham

Strategies or Opportunities. Trade Union’s International Quest for Social Justice pp. 403-413

Geert Van Goethem

Kautsky’s Unexpected Comeback: Understanding the Re-emergence of the Second International in Contemporary Debates pp. 414-425

Lucas Poy

The Future of Strikes and Trade Unions pp. 426-438

Sjaak van der Velden

Socialism, Democracy, Bureaucracy, and Umbrella Organizations pp. 439-449

John Barzman

Tilly Reversed? Another Cycle of Labor and Socialism Is Possible pp. 450-458

Don Kalb

Centering Black Women’s Labor History in Latin America pp. 459-463

Jaira J. Harrington

The City, the Neighborhood, and the Street: Toward a Global Urban Labor History? pp. 464-474

Ángela Vergara

Japan’s Forgotten Korean Forced Laborers: The Search for Hidden Wartime Graves in Hokkaido – Corrigendum pp. 475-475

Ágota Duró and David Palmer

The two grand movements of socialism and their dialectics: A global Retrospect – CORRIGENDUM pp. 476-476

Goran Therborn

Volume 80, month October, 2011

Labor and the Military: Introduction pp. 3-5

Joshua B. Freeman and Geoffrey Field

Constructing Roads, Washing Feet, and Cutting Cane for the Patria: Building Bolivia with Military Labor, 1900–1975 pp. 6-28

Elizabeth Shesko

“The Army is a Service, Not a Job”: Unionization, Employment, and the Meaning of Military Service in the Late-Twentieth Century United States pp. 29-52

Jennifer Mittelstadt

Making the Household, Making the State: Colonial Military Communities and Labor in German East Africa* pp. 53-76

Michelle Moyd

Wars of Civilization: The US Army Contemplates Wounded Knee, the Pullman Strike, and the Philippine Insurrection pp. 77-102

Priscilla Murolo

Militarism, Empire, and Labor Relations: The Case of Brice P. Disque pp. 103-120

Joshua B. Freeman

“Civilians in Uniform”: Class and Politics in the British Armed Forces, 1939–19451 pp. 121-147

Geoffrey Field

Probing the Limits of Rights Discourse in the Obama Era: A Crossroads for Labor and Liberalism pp. 148-160

Joseph A. McCartin

Solidarity and Rights: Two to Tango-A Response to Joseph A. McCartin pp. 161-168

Lance Compa

Workers' Rights, Human Rights, and Solidarity Across Borders pp. 169-175

Gay Seidman

From Workers' Rights to Worker Appropriation A Response to Joseph A. McCartin pp. 176-183

Richard McIntyre

Joseph McCartin Responds to Lance Compa, Gay Seidman, and Richard McIntyre pp. 184-188

Joseph McCartin

Workers and Egypt's January 25 Revolution pp. 189-196

Joel Beinin

Chants Democratic in Wisconsin pp. 197-202

Chad Alan Goldberg

A Revival of Labor and Social Protest Research in France: Recent Scholarship on May 1968 pp. 203-214

Keith Mann

From Geneva to the Americas: The International Labor Organization and Inter-American Social Security Standards, 1936–1948 pp. 215-240

Jill Jensen

Volume 79, month April, 2011

Migrant Workers in the Middle East: Introduction pp. 4-6

Prasannan Parthasarathi and Donald Quataert

The Turn of the Gulf Tide: Empire, Nationalism, and South Asian Labor Migration to Iraq, c. 1900–1935 pp. 7-27

Stefan Tetzlaff

Migration and Popular Protest in the Arabian Peninsula and the Gulf in the 1950s and 1960s pp. 28-47

John Chalcraft

Philippine Migrant Workers' Transnationalism in the Middle East pp. 48-61

Robyn Magalit Rodriguez

Project-Tied Labor Migration from Turkey to the MENA Region: Past, Present, and Future pp. 62-80

Ahmet İçduygu and Deniz Sert

Where Governmentality Ends: Border Control Officers and Deportations of Sojourners in Israel pp. 81-102

Oded Korczyn

Migration as Diplomacy: Labor Migrants, Refugees, and Arab Regional Politics in the Oil-Rich Countries pp. 103-121

Hélène Thiollet

Unofficial Citizens: Indian Entrepreneurs and the State-Effect in Dubai, United Arab Emirates pp. 122-139

Neha Vora

Migration, Neoliberal Capitalism, and Islamic Reform in Kozhikode (Calicut), South India pp. 140-160

Filippo Osella and Caroline Osella

Emptiness in the Colonial Gaze: Labor, Property, and Nature pp. 161-174

Robert L. Nelson

Differences in Workers' Narratives of Contention in Two Central Indian Towns pp. 175-194

Manjusha Nair