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65: Analysis of the Russian Federation Policy with relation to the Republic of Belarus (2019-2024): Yuri Jaroschevsky
64: Addressing the silence: A study on the underreporting of sexual violence among female garment workers in Bangladesh: Habiba Lilun Nahar
63: On the state of the Balarusian healthcare system: Lev Lvovskiy
62: Trade union defense of public space: The Case of Haydarpaşa Railway Station: Tolga Tören
61: Informal work and how to measure it: A formal consensus at the 100th International Conference of Labour Statisticians: Grant Belchamber and Sylvain Schetagne
60: Labour perspectives on China: Ambet Yuson, Christopher Siu-tat Mung, Frank Hoffer, Haoju Lu, Jewher Ilham, Max J. Zenglein, Sean Sayer, Tos Q. Añonuevo and Vasco Pedrina
59: Workers in informal employment organising and acting collectively: The role of trade unions: Edlira Xhafa and Melisa R. Serrano
58: Auto production in South Africa and components manufacturing in Gauteng Province: Alex Mohubetswane Mashilo
57: Curbing precarious informal employment and bonded labour in the agriculture sector of Nepal: GEFONT's initiative to liberate Kamaiyas: Bishnu Rimal
56: Anatomy of a refugee workshop: Syrian labourers in Istanbul: Gaye Yilmaz and Diyar Erdogan
55: Organising against all odds: Precarious workers as "actors and authors of their own drama": Edlira Xhafa
54: Decent work for homeworkers in global supply chains: Existing and potential mechanisms for workercentred governance: Marlese Von Broembsen and Jenna Harvey
53: The role of small and medium-sized enterprises in development: What can be learned from the German experience?: Hansjörg Herr and Zeynep Mualla Nettekoven
52: The PALEA struggle against outsourcing and contractualization in the airline industry in the Philippines: Ramon A. Certeza
51: Trade union revitalisation in South Africa: Green shoots or false dawns?: Devan Pillay
50: NUPENGASSAN and the struggle against precarious work in the Nigerian oil and gas industry: Baba Aye
49: Curbing precarious informal employment: A case study of precarious workers in the South Korean construction industry: Aelim Yun
48: Development of wage dispersion: A case study of Hong Kong: Ho Ching Florence Yuen
47: Organizing the invisible: Strategies of informal garment workers in Mumbai: Tandiwe Gross and Amar Kharate
46: Chinese multinationals: Threat to, or opportunity for, trade unions? The case of Sinohydro in Ghana: Glynne Williams, Steve Davies, Julius Lamptey and Jonathan Tetteh
45: Rekindling the utopian imagination: Intellectual diversity and the GLU/ICDD network: Devan Pillay and Michelle Williams
44: The integration of Vietnam in the global economy and its effects for Vietnamese economic development: Hansjörg Herr, Erwin Schweisshelm and Minh Huy Vu Truong
43: Trade regulations and global production networks: Christoph Scherrer and Stefan Beck
42: From 'precarious informal employment' to 'protected employment': The 'positive transitioning effect' of trade unions: Melisa R. Serrano and Edlira Xhafa
41: The role of Brazilian public banks facing inequality: Adriana Nunes Ferreira, Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonça and Simone Silva de Deos
40: It ain't over 'til it's over: The right to strike and the mandate of the ILO Committee of Experts revisited: Claudia Hofmann and Norbert Schuster
39: Labour market developments in Germany: Tales of decency and stability: Bea Ruoff
38: Safety and labour conditions: The accord and the national tripartite plan of action for the garment industry of Bangladesh: Mohd Raisul Islam Khan and Christa Wichterich
37: Financial inclusion and disparity: A case of India: Meenakshi Rajeev
36: In search for political consciousness: The role of workers' education: Luciole Sauviat
35: The impact of infrastructure provisioning on inequality: Evidence from India: Sumedha Bajar and Meenakshi Rajeev
34: The Brazilian credit market: Recent developments and impact on inequality: Daniela Magalhães Prates, Adriana Nunes Ferreira and Daniela Gorayeb
33: The Brazilian rural development model in the context of green economy: Lauro Mattei
32: How labor manages productivity advances and crisis response: A comparative study of automotive manufacturing in Germany and the US: John Cody
31: Green new deal and the question of environmental and social justice: Christoph Herman
30: Trade union debates on sustainable development in Brazil and Argentina: Bruno Dobrusin
29: Long-term trends in income distribution: A global perspective: Thomas Obst
27: Progressive tax reform in OECD countries: Perspectives and obstacles: Sarah Godar, Christoph Paetz and Achim Truger
26: Social policies and redistribution in Brazil: Bernhard Leubolt
25: Social policies and redistribution in South Africa: Bernhard Leubolt
24: Wage dispersion: Empirical developments, explanations, and reform options: Hansjörg Herr and Bea Ruoff
23: Inequality and the Financial System - The Case of Germany: Daniel Detzer
22: A long way from tax justice: the Brazilian case: Lena Lavinas and Thiago Andrade Moellmann Ferro
21: Demystifying a shining example: German public finances under the debt brake: Kai Eicker-Wolf and Achim Truger
20: The European civil society campaign on the financial transaction tax: Peter Wahl
19: Neoliberal Unshared Growth Regime of Turkey in the Post-2001 Period: Hansjörg Herr and Zeynep M. Sonat
18: Determinants of functional income distribution: Theory and empirical evidence: Petra Dünhaupt
17: Towards new Collective Bargaining, Wage and Social Protection Strategies in South Africa - Learning from the Brazilian Experience: Neil Coleman
16: Wage policy today: Hansjörg Herr and Gustav A. Horn
15: Minimum wage development in the Russian Federation: Anna Bolsheva
14: The Quest for Alternatives beyond (Neoliberal) Capitalism: Melisa R. Serrano and Edlira Xhafa
13: All China federation of trade unions: Structure, functions and the challenge of collective bargaining: Rudolf Traub-Merz
12: The implementation of minimum wage: Challenges and creative solutions: Chiara Benassi
11: Principles of Minimum Wage Policy - Economics, Institutions and Recommendations: Hansjörg Herr and Milka Kazandziska
10: Strategies for closing the representation gap in micro and small enterprises: Melisa Serrano, Edlira Xhafa, Edward Webster and Christine Bischoff
9: Moving towards Decent Work. Labour in the Lula government: reflections on recent Brazilian experience: Paulo Eduardo de Andrade Baltar, Anselmo Luís dos Santos, José Dari Krein, Eugenia Leone, Marcelo Weishaupt Proni, Amilton Moretto, Alexandre Gori Maia and Carlos Salas
9: Trabalho no governo Lula: uma reflexão sobre a recente experiência brasileira: Paulo Eduardo de Andrade Baltar, Anselmo Luís dos Santos, José Dari Krein, Eugenia Leone, Marcelo Weishaupt Proni, Amilton Moretto, Alexandre Gori Maia and Carlos Salas
8: Developing a Labour Voice in Trade Policy at the National Level: Donna McGuire and Christoph Scherrer
7: Servitude with a smile: An anti-oppression analysis of emotional labour: Patricia Chong
6: The theoretical debate about minimum wages: Hansjörg Herr, Milka Kazandziska and Silke Mahnkopf-Praprotnik
5: FIFA World Cup 2006 Germany: An opportunity for union revitalisation?: Wilfried Schwetz and Donna McGuire
4: Marketization of the Chinese labor market and the role of unions: Max J. Zenglein
3: Closing the representation gap in micro and small enterprises: Edward Webster, Christine Bischoff, Edlira Xhafa, Juçara Portilho Lins, Doreen Delreece Deane, Dan Hawkins, Sharit Bhowmik, Nitin More, Naoko Otani, Sunghee Park, Eustace Imoyera James, Melisa Serrano, Verna Dinah Viajar, Ramon A. Certeza, Gaye Yilmaz, Bülend Karada, Tolga Toren, Elif Sinirlio Lu and Lyudmyla Volynets
2: EU multi-level trade policy: Neither coherent nor development-friendly: Birgit Mahnkopf
1: Economic policy, globalization and the labour movement: Changes in the global economy from the golden age to the neoliberal era: Seeraj Mohamed