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- Labour and employment , pp 356-371

- Antonella Stirati
- Labour and forced migration into post-Soviet Russia , pp 281-298

- Vyacheslav Bobkov and Igor Shichkin
- Labour and human resource management

- Geraint Harvey and Peter Turnbull
- Labour and wages , pp 328-336

- Katia Caldari
- Labour as constituent power

- Emilios Christodoulidis
- Labour Commanded and Labour Embodies

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- Labour commodification , pp 35-67

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- Labour Contracts

- Don Bellante
- Labour contracts and economic performance: Spain and France

- Juan Ca-ada Vicinay and Michel Sollogoub
- Labour Economics and Human Resource Management

- Bruce Rayton
- Labour Economics on the Hardwood: the NBA

- David Berri
- Labour geographies in a globalizing world , pp 187-196

- Dennis Arnold
- Labour geographies in China: economic transition, worker struggle, and enabling conditions of agency

- Gengzhi Huang
- Labour geography emergent?: a brief history of geographical approaches to work and workers in France

- Fabrice Ripoll
- Labour geography in Brazil: territorial fundamentals and dynamics

- Fernando Mendonça Heck, Jane Rosa da Silva and Antonio Thomaz Junior
- Labour geography in Eastern Europe

- Márton Czirfusz
- Labour geography in the German-speaking countries: a work in progress

- Michaela Doutch, Tatiana López Ayala, Oliver Pye, Stefanie Hürtgen and Nadine Reis
- Labour history

- Jason Russell
- Labour in the corporation: the political economy of capital versus thepolitical economy of labour , pp 61-75

- Matthias Ebenau
- Labour inspection systems: strengthening enforcement in times of crisis , pp 222-244

- Maria Luz Vega
- Labour Issues in the Former Centrally Planned Economies in Eastern Europe

- Raymond Markey
- Labour law and development in the long run , pp 33-59

- Simon Deakin
- Labour law and development viewed from below: What do case studies of the clothing sectors in South Africa and Lesotho tell us? , pp 127-161

- Marlese von Broembsen and Shane Godfrey
- Labour law and development: Characteristics and challenges , pp 1-32

- Shelley Marshall and Colin Fenwick
- Labour law and trade policy: What implications for economic and human development? , pp 82-126

- David Cheong and Franz Christian Ebert
- Labour law in South Asia: A right to development perspective , pp 207-234

- Kamala Sankaran
- Labour law, inclusive development and equality in Latin America , pp 162-206

- Graciela Bensusán
- Labour management and resistance among platform-based food delivery couriers in Beijing , pp 290-307

- Jack Linchuan Qiu, Ping Sun and Julie Chen
- Labour Market

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- Labour market 'flexibility' and welfare , pp 183-198

- Frank Hahn
- Labour Market Activation Policies: A Comparison of the Use of Tax Credits in Belgium, the UK and the US

- Gerlinde Verbist, Lieve De Lathouwer and Annelies Roggeman
- Labour market adjustment , pp 107-132

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- Labour Market Adjustments and Macroeconomic Performance , pp 206-238

- Anna Batyra and Henri Sneessens
- Labour market and inequality trends in Italy , pp 148-170

- Daniele Checchi
- Labour market discrimination , pp 238-258

- Barry Reilly
- Labour Market Flexibility and Employment: An Overview , pp 3-35

- Joseph S. Lee
- Labour Market Frictions as a Source of Comparative Advantage: Implications for Unemployment and Inequality

- Elhanan Helpman
- Labour market hierarchies and the unemployment_wage nexusin CESEE and in the EU , pp 120-134

- Paul Ramskogler
- Labour market implications for the sustainable transition , pp 345-357

- Giovanni Marin and Francesco Vona
- Labour market inequality between youth and adults: a special case? , pp 361-398

- Gerhard Reinecke and Damian Grimshaw
- Labour market insecurities of younger couples and homeownership in later adulthood in Germany: how important is couples' and gendered risk aversion in the decision process? , pp 105-124

- Sophia Fauser and Sonja Scheuring
- Labour market institutions and gender equality , pp 315-339

- Sarah Gammage
- Labour market institutions: the building blocks of just societies , pp 1-36

- Janine Berg
- Labour market integration and associated issues: Kipling is wrong , pp 113-132

- Peter Sinclair
- Labour market polarisation and the implications for education , pp 120-140

- Steven McIntosh
- Labour market policies and social inequality in labour market outcomes , pp 479-494

- Thomas Biegert
- Labour market policies and the productive life

- George Kararach
- Labour market policies as a social determinant of wellbeing , pp 508-522

- Elke Heins
- Labour Market Policies Regarding Older Workers in the Netherlands

- Kène Henkens and Joop Schippers
- Labour market policy in comparative political economy research

- Georg Picot
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