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  3. Vol. 17 No. 2 (2026): May Issue

Vol. 17 No. 2 (2026): May Issue

Published: 2026-05-31

ARTICLES

  • Invisible Hands: Understanding the Working Conditions and Agency of Apparel Waste-Handling Workers in Bangladesh as Part of the Global Apparel Production Network

    Aysha Siddika, Lone Riisgaard
    66-83
    • PDF
  • Time Autonomy and Regulatory Pluralism: Theorising Work from the Margins

    Jens Thoemmes
    84-103
    • PDF

GLOBAL ISSUES

  • The Port Workers of Genoa and the Legacy of Struggle

    Andrea Bottalico
    104-108
    • PDF
  • Labour Internationalism in a Time of Genocide: Beyond Episodic Solidarity

    Rafeef Ziadah
    109-114
    • PDF

BOOK REVIEWS

  • Book Review of Andreas Bieler, Vincenzo Maccarrone (eds.), 2025, Critical Political Economy of the European Polycrisis. Cheltenham, UK & Northampton, USA: Edward Elgar Publishing.

    Michael Albert
    115-117
    • PDF
  • Review Essay of Kanchan Sarker (ed.), 2026, Organising the Unorganised. Krishnanagar, Nadia: Mudra Prakashan & Mudra Outlet.

    Jan Breman
    118-124
    • PDF

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