Informal Workers and the Politics of Working-class Transformation in the Americas (Guest edited by Ruth Felder and Viviana Patroni)
Acquiring and Applying Power Resources (Guest edited by Carmen Ludwig, Stefan Schmalz and Edward Webster)
Politics of Precarity - Critical Engagements with Guy Standing (Guest edited by Marcel Paret)
Transformative Unionism and Innovative Campaigns Challenging Inequality (Guest edited by Michelle Williams)
The Future and Praxis of Decent Work (Guest edited by Phoebe Moore, with co-editors Charles Dannreuther, Christian Möllmann and Conor Cradden)
Analysing Labour and the Crisis (Guest edited by Mònica Clua-Losada and Laura Horn)
Labour Standards in India (Guest edited by Jens Lerche, Isabelle Guérin and Ravi Srivastava)
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Call for Editors
The Global Labour Journal (GLJ) is inviting nominations for new members of the Editorial Board (EB). Members of the EB are responsible for the following: reviewing submissions, including managing the peer-review process in cooperation with the managing editor; curating non-peer-reviewed sections of the journal such as the Global Issues and Debate sections; overseeing the sustainability of the Journal including issues such as funding and indexing.
Since the Journal’s founding, it has been committed to working as a South–North partnership. This is reflected in both the institutional affiliations of the Journal, as well as in the membership of the Editorial Board. As such, the Journal is especially interested in nominations of potential editors from the Global South and/or working in institutions in the Global South.
The process for appointing a new editor will be overseen by the Governing Board of the GLJ. New editors should be appointed in the second half of 2022, and begin their work in January 2023. Nominations, including self-nominations, should be sent to the Governing Board via the Journal’s managing editor at globallabour@mcmaster.ca.
