Informal Workers and the Politics of Working-class Transformation in the Americas (Guest edited by Ruth Felder and Viviana Patroni)
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CURRENT ISSUE: Vol. 12, No. 3 (2021)
EDITORIAL TEAM
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Editors Maria Lorena Cook Madhumita Dutta Alexander Gallas Ben Scully |
Managing Editor Karin Pampallis |
Reviews Editor Jörg Nowak Consulting Editor Robert O'Brien |
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