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            / numéros 2  · Volume 43 Number 1
              / numéros 1  · Volume 42 Number 1&2
              / numéros 1&2  · Volume 41 Number 2 (November
              2008) / numéros 1 (novembre 2008) · Volume 41 Number 1 (April
              2008) / numéros 1 (avril 2008) · Volume 40 Number 1&2
              (April – November 2007) / numéros 1&2 (avril –
              novembre 2007) · Volume 39 Number 2 (November
              2006) / numéro 2 (novembre 2006) � Volume 39 Number 1 (April 2006)
              / num�ro 1 (avril 2006) � Volume 38 Numbers 1&2 (April –
              November 2005) / num�ros 1&2 (avril – novembre 2005)  � Volume 37 Numbers 1&2 (April –
              November 2004) / num�ros 1&2 (avril – novembre 2004) � Volume 36 Number 2 (November 2003)
              / num�ro 2 (novembre 2003) � Volume 36 Number 1 (April 2003) / num�ro 1 (avril
              2003) � Volume 35 Number 2 (November 2002) / num�ro 2
              (novembre 2002) · Volume 35 Number 1 (April
              2002) / numéro 1 (avril 2002)  · Volume 34 Number 2 (November
              2001) / numéro 2 (novembre 2001)  · Volume 34 Number 1 (April
              2001) / numéro 2 (novembre 2001) · Volume 33 Number 2 (November
              2000) / 33 numéro 2 (novembre 2000)  · Volume 33 Number 1 (April
              2000) / numéro 1 (avril 2000) · Volume 32 Number 2 (November
              1999) / numéro 2 (novembre 1999)  · Volume 32 Number 1 (April
              1999) / numéro 1 (avril 1999)  · Volume 31 Numbers 1&2
              (April – November 1998) / numéros 1&2 (avril –
              novembre 1998)  · Volume 30 Number 2 (November
              1997) / numéro 2 (novembre 1997)  · Volume 30 Number 1 (April
              1997) / numéro 1 (avril 1997)  · Volume 29 Numbers 1&2
              (April – November 1996) / numéros 1&2 (avril –
              novembre 1996)  
 
                
               
                | Volume 50 Number 1 & 2 (2022)                 Dochuk, DarrenAnointed with Oil: How Christianity and Crude made Modern America
 Anne Marie Dalton
 
 Ferreras, Isabelle, Batillana, Julie et Dominique Méda
                    Le manifeste travail:Démocratiser, démarchandiser, dépolluerEvelyn Dionne
 Chase-Dunn, Christopher and Paul AlmeidaGlobal Struggles and Social Change, From Prehistory to World Revolution
 Lydie Koblan Huberson Sitcharn
 Parreñas, Rhacel, SalazarUnfree: Migrant Domestic Work in Arab States
 Gleema Nambiar
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                | Volume 45 Number 1 (2012)                 Sarah Mosoetsa and Michelle Williams (Eds)Labour in the Global South: Challenges and Alternatives for Workers
 Edward Webster
 Jock McCollochSouth Africa’s Gold Mines and the Politics of Silicosis
 May Hermanus
 Ruth Pearson and Kyoko Kusakabe,Burmese Migrant Women Factory Workers: Thailand’s Hidden Workforce
 Rosalind Boyd
 Peter CustersCapital Accumulation and Women’s Labour in Asian Economics
 &
 Hsiao-Hung Pai
 Scattered Sand: the Story of China’s Rural Migrants
 Yoonkyung Lee
 Mike MasonGlobal Shift: Asia, Africa and Latin America, 1945-2007
 Chris Youé
 Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage (Eds)Rethinking the Politics of Labour in Canada
 Mona-Josée Gagnon
 |  | Peter Alexander, Luke Sinwell, Thapelo Lekgowa, Botsang Mmope and Bongani Xezwi, 2012, Marikana: a View from the Mountain and a Case to Answer, Johannesburg, Jacana Media, Reprinted 2013.
 We are grateful to the authors of this book and to photographer Greg Marinovich for the permission to use the book’s cover picture on the cover of this issue of the journal. The picture depicts a gathering of workers during the strike and events at Marikana discussed in this issue. The book itself, published only a few months after the massacre, constructs a narrative of events through interviews with workers who were present at the time as were community members and the authors. It presents a people’s history of events written with a sense of urgency and commitment. 
                | Volume 45 Number 1 (2012)                 Mary Davis. Comrade or Brother? A History of the British Labour Movement. London: Pluto Press, 2009. 304pp.
 Ronaldo Munck
 Allan Engler.
 Economic Democracy: The Working Class Alternative to Capitalism
 &
 Gregory Elliot.
 Ends in Sight: Marx /Fukuyama /Hobsbawm /Anderson
 Rosalind Hampton
 Bill Freund and Harald Witt. (Eds.). Development Dilemmas in Post-Apartheid South Africa: Review.
 Caitlin Blaser
 Raymond Suttner. The ANC Underground in South Africa.
 Rachel Sandwell
 |  Cover photograph: Cutting Lumber Photographer: Adam Cohn. http://www.adamcohn.com �
 Cutting Lumber
  In Rwanda and Uganda, trees growing along the roadsides are selected for cutting into lumber. Lumbermen fell a few trees from which they build a structure on which logs are placed. The trees are then trimmed to create two flat surfaces; lines marked along the surfaces and cleats placed at the ends of the log. One man stands below the structure and another on top, and using a long, two-man crosscut saw, the two lumbermen reduce the log to lumber.
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                              | Volume 44 Number 2 (2011)
 Marwan Bishara. The Invisible Arab: The Promise and Peril of the Arab Revolution
 Rosalind Boyd
 Bowles, Paul and John Harriss, eds, Globalization and Labour in China and India: Impacts and Responses
 Aziz Choudry
 José A. Alemán Labor Relations in New Democracies: East Asia, Latin America, and Europe
 Yoonkyung Lee
 Jutta Gutberlet. Recovering Resources — Recycling Citizenship: Urban Poverty Reduction in Latin America
 Anthony Holland O’Malley
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 Cover photograph: Diamond miners in Sierra Leone
                  Photographer: Adam Cohn. http://www.adamcohn.com Artisanal mining The cover picture is an example of artisanal mining, this time for diamonds in Sierra Leone.
Artisanal mining is unregulated and difficult for governments to apply mining, labour and environmental regulations. Workers labour in dangerous conditions, for long hours and small returns. Accident rates are high, and environmental damage often occurs. The portability of diamonds and gems makes them vulnerable to unscrupulous dealers linked to underground trade routes. The connection between the diamond trade and conflict is well known.
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                | Volume 44 Number 1 (2011) Shinichi Shigetomi and Kumiko Makino (eds)Protest and Social Movements in the Developing World
 Aziz Choudry
 Paul T.K. Lin with Eileen Chen LinIn the Eye of the China Storm: a Life Between East
                      and West
 Sam Noumoff
 |  Cover photograph: Shipbreakers in Chittigong, Bangladesh Photographer: Adam Cohn. http://www.adamcohn.com
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                | Volume 43 Number 2 (2010)                     John S. SaulRevolutionary Traveller: Freeze Frames from a Life
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 Recolonization and Empire
 Carolyn Bassett
 Derek PetersonAbolitionism and Imperialism in Britain, Africa and the Atlantic
 Chris Youé
 George LiodakisTotalitarian Capitalism and Beyond
 Graeme Reniers
 Murray E.G. SmithGlobal Capitalism: Karl Marx & the Decay of the Profit System
 Graeme Reniers
 Andreas Bieler, Ingemar Lindberg and Devan PillayLabour and the Challenges of Globalisation – What Prospects for Transnational Solidarity?
 Sumangala Damodaran
 |  Cover Cover photograph: Cruz Maria Montana cuts cane at the end of his workday on a sugar cane plantation near the city of Palmira, in the Colombian department of Valle de Cauca.
Photographer: Dawn Paley, 2008. http://dawnpaley.ca |  
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                | Volume 43 Number 1 (2010) Ching Kwan LeeAgainst
                    the Law: Labour Protests in China’s Rustbelt
 and Sunbelt
 Edward Webster
  Andrew Gamble, Steve Ludlam, Andrew Taylor andStephen Wood
 Labour, the State, Social Movements and the
 Challenge of Neo-liberal Globalisation
 Mona-Josée Gagnon
  Toby ShelleyExploited:
                    Migrant Labour in the New Global Economy
 Tanja Bastia
  Andrea GoldsteinMultinational
                    Companies from Emerging Economies:
 Composition, Conceptualization and Direction in the
 Global Economy
 Charles De Matos Ala
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                    photograph: Marange Diamond Miners, Zimbabwe 2006.
 Photographer: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi,
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                | Volume 42 Number 1&2 (2009) Bertram I. Spector (ed.)Fighting
                    Corruption in Developing Countries: Strategies and Analysis
 Charles De Matos Ala
 Srilatha Batliwala and L. David Brown (eds.)Transnational
                    Civil Society: An Introduction
 Jacqui Ala
 Gordon HakCapital and Labour in the British Columbia Forest Industry
 James Muir
 Peter L. TwohigLabour in the Laboratory: Medical Laboratory Workers in the
                    Maritimes, 1900-1950
 William Hanigsberg
 Chris Manning and Peter van Diermen (eds.)Indonesia in Transition: Social Aspects of Reformasi and Crisis
 Lawrence S. Cumming
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                  photograph: © Alexia Webster. www.alexiawebster.com
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                | Volume 41 Number
                    2 (2008) Broad, Dave et Wayne Antony (sous la direction de)Capitalism
                    Rebooted
 Mona – Josée Gagnon
  Lapointe, Paul-André et Guy Bellemare, (sous la direction
                    de) Innovations
                    sociales dans le travail et l’emploi. Recherches empiriques
                    et perspectives théoriques
 François Bolduc
  Sam Moyo & Paris Yeros, Eds.Reclaiming
                    the Land: The Resurgence of Rural Movements in Africa, Asia
                    and Latin America
 Jerry Buckland
  Deborah Eade and John Sayer, Eds.Development
                    and the Private Sector: Consuming Interests
 Judy Haiven
  Pieter Glasbergen, Frank Biermann and Arthur P.J. Mol, Eds.Partnerships,
                    Governance and Sustainable Development: Reflections on Theory
                    and Practice
 Sean M. Elliott
 |  Cover photograph:© Ulrike Maier.
 Unloading
                    Cement in Apapa Harbor,
 Lagos, Nigeria, Late 1970s.
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                | Volume 39 Number
                    2 November (2006) Bahramitash, RoksanaLiberation
                    from Liberalization
 ANJALI CHOKSI
  Matthews, GelienCaribbean
                    Slave Revolts and the British Abolitionist Movement
 JEREMO TEELUCKSINGH
 Belcher, P., H. Sampson, M. Thomas, J. Veiga, M. Zhao and
                    the International Labour OfficeWomen
                    Seafarers: Global employment, policies and practices
 HEATHER PETERS & KWONG-LEUNG TANG
  Masuyama, Seiichi, Donna Vandenbrink et Chia Siow YueIndustrial
                    Restructuring in East Asia: Towards the 21st Century
 BERNARD BERNIER
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 Volume 37 Number 1&2 (November
              2004)  Kari Levitt Reclaiming Development:
              Independent Thought and Caribbean Community
 DAVID AUSTIN
 Alberto Spektorowski The Origins of Argentina’s
              Revolution of the Right
 JEROME TEELUCKSINGH
 Dennis C. Canterbury Neoliberal Democratization
              and New Authoritarianism
 JERRY BUCKLAND
 John Isbister Promises Not Kept: Poverty
              and the Betrayal of Third World Development
 W. D. LAKSHMAN
 Karl Von Holdt Transition from Below:
              Forging Trade Unionism and Workplace Change in South Africa
 RONALDO MUNCK
 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
              / NOTE SUR LES CONTRIBUTEURS 
 Volume 36 Number 2 (November 2003) Bozzoli, BelindaTheatres of Struggle and
              the End of Apartheid
 ROGER SOUTHALL
 O. Nigel BollandThe Politics of Labour
              in the British Caribbean: The Social Origins of Authoritarianism
 and Democracy in the Labour Movement
 JEROME TEELUCKSINGH
  Diana Paton, Editor and introduction.A Narrative of Events,
              since the First of August, 1834,
 by James Williams, an Apprenticed Labourer in Jamaica
 JEROME TEELUCKSINGH
 
 Volume 36 Number 1 (April 2003)  Marieke RiethofResponses of the Brazilian
              Labour Movement to Economic and Political Reforms
 MONA-JOSÉE GAGNON
  Chitra JoshiLost Worlds: Indian
              Labour and Its Forgotten Histories
 JEROME TEELUCKSINGH
  Virginia Hooker and Amin Saikal (eds.) Islamic Perspectives
              on the New Millennium
 IZZUD-DIN PAL
  Ronaldo MunckGlobalization and Social
              Exclusion: A Transformationalist Perspective
 BILL DUNN
 
 Volume 35 Number 2 (November 2002)  Ruth Levine, Amanda Glassman and Miriam Schneidman The Health of Women
              in Latin America and the Caribbean
 CHANTAL ROBILLARD
  Prema-Chnardra Athukorala, Chris Manning and Piyasiri WickramasekaraGrowth, Employment and
              Migration in Southeast Asia: Structural Change in the Greater
 Mekong Countries
 HEATHER PETERS AND KWONG-LEUNG TANG
  Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Carlos Lopes and Khalid Malik (eds.) Capacity for Development:
              New Solutions to Old Problems
 ULI LOCHER
  Kenn Ariga, Giorgio Brunello and Yasushi OhkusaInternal Labour Markets
              in Japan
 Robert A. Hart and Seiichi Kawasaki
 Work and Pay in Japan
 BERNARD BERNIER
  Michael EdwardsFuture Positive: International
              Co-operation in the Twenty-first Century
 LAWRENCE S. CUMMING
  David Greenaway and Douglas R. Nelson (eds.)Globalization and Labour
              Markets
 BERNARD BERNIER
 
 Volume 35 Number 1 (April 2002)  Caroline ThomasGlobal Governance, Development
              and Human Security:
 The Challenge of Poverty and Inequality
 KWONG-LEUNG TANG
  Christopher Candland and Rudra Sil (eds.) The Politics of Labor
              in a Global Age: Continuity and Change in Late-industrializing and
              Post-socialist Economies
 EDWARD WEBSTER
  Caroline M. RobbCan the Poor Influence
              Policy?: Participatory Poverty Assessments in the Developing World
 MARJAN RADJAVI
  Charles LeadbetterUp the Down Escalator:
              Why the Global Pessimists Are Wrong
 Joseph Stiglitz
 Globalization and Its
              Discontents
 RONALDO MUNCK
  Ricardo PetrellaThe Water Manifesto: Arguments
              for a World Water Contract
 MAXIME RONDEAU
  Brian K. MurphyDe la pensée à
              l’action: La personne au cœur du changement social
 NATACHA GAGNÉ
  Marguerite S. RobinsonThe Microfinance Revolution:
              Sustainable Finance for the Poor
 JULIE L. DROLET
  Anders AslundBuilding Capitalism: The
              Transforming of the Soviet Bloc
 ANDREA HARRINGTON
  Penelope Andrews and Stephen Ellman (eds.) The Post-Apartheid Constitutions:
              Perspectives on South Africa’s Basic Law
 CHERNOR JALLOH
 
 Volume 34 Number 2 (November 2001)  Jean-Marie Breton (dir.) L’écotourisme, un nouveau défi pour la Caraïbe?
 JEANNE M. WOLFE
  Donald Cuccioletta (dir.) L’Américanité et les Amériques
 MAXIME RONDEAU
  Daryl GlaserPolitics and Society in South Africa
 CHERNOR JALLOH
  W. George LovellA Beauty That Hurts: Life and Death in Guatemala
 ANITA ISAACS
  J. IsibisterCapitalism and Justice: Envisioning Social and Economic Fairness
 CHLOE FROMMER
  Martin KhorRethinking Globalization: Critical Issues and Policy Choices
 MYRON J. FRANKMAN
 M. Selverston-ScherEthnopolitics in Ecuador: Indigenous Rights and the Strengthening
              of Democracy
 JOHN CAMERON
  Glenn Adler (ed.) Public Service Labour Relations in a Democratic South Africa
 SUZANNE BERRY
  R. HowittRethinking Resource Management: Justice, Sustainability and Indigenous
              People
 PIERRE ANDRÉ ET GENEVIÈVE BEAULAC
  Krishna B. GhmireLand Reform and Peasant Livelihoods: The Social Dynamics of Rural
              Poverty and Agrarian Reforms in Developing Countries
 FRANÇOIS MICHAUD
  Oswaldo de RiveroThe Myth of Development: The Non-Viable Economies of the 21st Century
 IZZUD-DIN PAL
 
 Volume 34 Number 1 (April 2001)  Henry Veltmeyer and Anthony O’Malley (eds.) Transcending Neoliberalism: Community-Based Development in Latin
              America
 VÍCTOR BRETÓN SOLO DE ZALDÍVAR
  E. VersluysenDefying the Odds: Banking for the Poor
 JERRY BUCKLAND
  Farhang Rajaee Globalization on Trial: The Human Condition and the Information
              Civilization
 JULIE CAOUETTE
  M. Nakamura, S. Siddique and O.F. Bajunid (eds.) Islam & Civil Society in Southeast Asia
 ABDIN CHANDE
  World Bank Globalization, Growth, and Poverty: Building an Inclusive World
              Economy
 PARESH CHATTOPADHYAY
  D. Lewis and T. Wallace (eds.) New Roles and Relevance: Development NGOs and the Challenge of Change
 LAWRENCE S. CUMMING
  R. SandbrookClosing the Circle: Democratization and Development in Africa. The
              South African Civics Movement and the Transition to Democracy
 COLIN DARCH
  Maureen G. Wilson and Elizabeth Whitmore Seeds of Fire: Social Development in an Era of Globalism
 CHLOE FROMMER
 M. Fetherolf Loutfi (ed.) Women, Gender and Work: What Is Equality and How Do We Get There?
 SABINE HIKEL
  Francis Wilson, Nazneen Kanji and Einar Braathen (eds) Poverty Reduction: What Role for the State in Today’s Globalized
              Economy?
 DEREK MACCUISH
  D. Hathaway Allies Across the Border: Mexico’s “Authentic Labor
              Front” and Global Solidarity
 MARIE-JOSÉE MASSICOTTE
  World Bank Global Economic Prospects and the Developing CountriesIZZUD-DIN PAL
  Enrique De la Garza Toledo (ed.) Reestructuración productiva, mercado de trabajo y sindicatos
              en América Latina
 VIVIANA PATRONI
  P. StalkerWorkers Without Frontiers: the Impact of Globalization on International
              Migration
 ALAN B. SIMMONS
  M. Duffield Global Governance and the New Wars: The Merging of Development and
              Security
 EUGENIA ZORBAS
 
 Volume 33 Number 2 (November 2000)  D. A. McDonald, ed. On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern
              Africa
 GUY C. Z. MHONE
  Glenn Adler, ed. Engaging the State & Business: the Labour Movement and Co-determination
              in Contemporary South Africa
 TIMOTHY M. SHAW
  Wouter van Ginneken, ed. Social Security for the Excluded Majority: Case Studies of Developing
              Countries
 ULI LOCHER
  P. CarstensIn the Company of Diamonds: De Beers, Kleinzee, and the Control
              of a Town
 CHRISTIAN DIETRICH
  C. D. SmithEcology, Civil Society and the Informal Economy in North West Tanzania
 GORDON FREER
  S. Knauder Globalization, Urban Progress, Urban Problems, Rural Disadvantages:
              Evidence from Mozambique
 GENVIÈVE GASSER
  G. Adler and J. Steinberg, eds. From Comrades to Citizens:
 The South African Civics Movement and the Transition to Democracy
 ALEXANDER JOHNSTON
  H. S. Dashwood Zimbabwe : The Political Economy of Transformation
 BRIAN RAFTOPOULOS
  T. Reddy Hegemony and Resistance: Contesting Identities in South Africa
 SUZANNE DANSEREAU
  Zimbabwe : l’alternance ou le chaos GUY THOMPSON
 
 Volume 33 Number 1 (April 2000)    
 Volume 32 Number 2 (November 1999)  Bonnie Campbell and Magnus Ericsson, eds. Restructuring in Global Aluminium
 SUZANNE DANSEREAU
  Tamara JackWomen's Work in Rural China: Change and Continuity in an Era of
              Reform
 DIANA LARY
  Dominque Haughton et al., eds. Health and Wealth in Vietnam: An Analysis of Household Living Standards
 MARC MILLER
  Stephen A. Vosti and Thomas Reardon, eds. Sustainability, Growth, and Poverty Alleviation: A Policy and Agroecological
              Perspective
 DONALD ATTWOOD
  Susantha Goonatilake Towards a Global Science: Mining Civilizational Knowledge
 MINAKSHI MENON
 
 Volume 32 Number 1 (April 1999)  Riordan Roett, ed. The Mexican Peso Crisis: International Perspectives
 CHALMERS LAROSE
  Oscar Zanetti and Alejandro García. Sugar and Railroads: A Cuban History, 1837-1959
 ROBERT WHITNEY
 
 Volume 31 Numbers 1&2 (April
              – November 1998)   Ellen Meiksins Wood, Peter Meiksins and Michael Yates (eds.) Rising from the Ashes?: Labor in the Age of “Global”
              Capitalism
 IAN MACMILLAN
  David Livingstone and J. Marshall Mangan (eds.) Recast Dreams: Class and Gender Consciousness in Steeltown
 GLEEMA NAMBIAR
  William I. RobinsonPromoting Polyarchy: Globalization, US Intervention and Hegemony
 MYRON J. FRANKMAN
  Kenneth KingJua Kali Kenya 1970-95: Change and Development in an Informal Economy
 MONICA NEITZERT
 
 Volume 30 Number 2 (November 1997)
                Pekka Seppala and Bertha Koda (eds.) The Making of a Periphery: Economic Development and Cultural Encounters
              in Southern Tanzania
 CHARLES DAVID SMITH
 
 Volume 30 Number 1 (April 1997)
                Paresh Chattopadhyay
 The Marxian Concept of Capitalism and the Soviet Experience
 Surendra J. Patel, K. Ahooja-Patel and M. Patel.
 Development Distance Between Nations
 Stephen Cullenberg
 The Falling Rate of Profit
 Leslie Sklair
 Capitalism and Development
 SAMIR AMIN
  The Possibility of a Democratic Politics of Economic Reform Tony Killick (ed.)
 The Flexible Economy
 Adam Przeworski et al
 Sustainable Democracy
 EDDIE WEBSTER
  Peter Gibbon (ed.) Structural Adjustment and the Working Poor in Zimbabwe
 Allen Isaacman
 Cotton is the Mother of Poverty
 Janet W. Salaff
 Working Daughters of Hong Kong
 JEAN COPANS
  Robin Cohen (ed.) The Cambridge Survey of World Migration
 PETER C.W. GUTKIND
  Chantal RondeauLes Paysannes du Mali
 T.K. BIAYA
  Atilio A. BoronState , Capitalism and Democracy in Latin America
 BOB WHITNEY
 
 Volume 29 Numbers 1&2 (April
              – November 1996)   Gauhar, Khadijah The Coming Season’s Yield
 HUMEIRA IQTIDAR
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