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2. From the picket line to the playground: labor, environmental activism, and the international paper strike in Jay, Maine.

3. Labour revolt in Britain 1910-1914,: by Ralph Darlington, London, Pluto Press, 2023, (paper), ISBN 9780745339030.

4. THE LUDWIG DONATH FILE IN THE JOSEPH RAUH PAPERS.

5. Labor at 'Mother Warren': paternalism, welfarism, and dissent at S. D. Warren 1854-1967.

6. Toward a cooperative commonwealth: the transnational roots of farmer-labor radicalism in Texas: by Thomas Alter II, Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 2022, 298 pp., US$125 (cloth) 978-0-252-04428-1, US$28 (paper) 978-0-252-08636-6.

7. '"The most troubled time in our history": the presidency of Douglas Fraser and the decline of the UAW.'.

8. The export of know-how at the (semi-)peripheries: the case of Yugoslav–Iranian industrial collaboration and labor mobility (1980–1991).

9. LABOR HISTORY SOURCES IN THE MANUSCRIPT DIVISION OF THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

10. The Maimie Papers (Book).

11. Working conditions of women factory workers in industrializing Thailand, 1960–1990s.

12. Productivity, the humanization of work, and the future of labor: insights from industrial psychology in late socialist Yugoslavia and Romania.

13. Economic insecurity and pension participation in Ghana’s music sector.

14. The great standardisation: working hours around the world.

15. The New Deal Reform and Labor Project at the American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives.

16. A successful union in an era of decline: interrogating the growth of the Service Employees International Union, 1980-1995.

18. Wage inequality and economic growth. A reassessment of the effects of Francoist developmentalism on income distribution in Spain.

19. Silent witnesses: the disputed landscapes of Belgium's black country.

20. ‘The mendacious Irish character:’ Molly Maguire, anti-Irish sentiment, and anti-labor propaganda in the American press, 1880–1920.

23. Wage gap between the State and non-State sectors in China: a study from the perspective of the Housing Provident Fund Scheme.

24. From anti-imperialism to multiculturalism. (Post)-migrant media in postcolonial France.

25. China's employment policy since 1949: retrospect, present, and future directions.

26. The responsibility and action of corporations for the development of 0-3 years old children’s childcare services in China.

27. Labour agitation, newspaper press and radical nationalism in Nigeria: analysis of the Enugu Colliery Shootings.

28. LABOR MANUSCRIPTS IN THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN.

29. Unpacking coercion in gendered war labor.

30. De-centering dichotomies in wartime labor: trajectories of gender, coercion, and agency in the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (1964-2016).

31. Giving meaning to 'division of labour': is Malaysia sliding into ethnic labour caucuses?

32. THE ARCHIVES OF LABOR HISTORY AND URBAN AFFAIRS, WALTER P. REUTHER LIBRARY, WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY.

33. SOURCES ON LABOR HISTORY IN THE MARTIN P. CATHERWOOD LIBRARY.

34. Employer associations: collective bargaining, services and power in historical perspective: the case of the EEF in the UK.

35. LABOR PIRACY ON THE BRANDYWINE.

36. Reconsidering labor coercion through the logics of Im/mobility and the environment.

37. A history of progressive Doxa: an exploration of Bengali women's labour power.

38. The struggle of young widows in the tea estates of Bangladesh: a qualitative inquiry.

39. Essays in Southern Labor History (Book).

40. LABOR HOLDINGS AT THE SCHLESINGER LIBRARY, RADCLIFFE COLLEGE.

41. A war of words: the British Gazette and British Worker during the 1926 General Strike.

42. British trade unionism in the 1980s reassessed. are recurring assumptions about union membership and strikes flawed?

44. NEWSNOTES.

45. Were wages stagnant for decades? A revision of labor costs and net earnings in Spain (1900–1960)

46. Revisiting the effect of height on wages in a historical context: the case of the city of Zaragoza (Spain), 1924.

47. Covert politics of competing leadership: Antonio Orendain, Cesar Chavez, and union politics in the Rio Grande Valley, 1965-1982.

48. Why Windsor deindustrialized differently than Detroit.

49. "We were replaced by pines": dispossession, displacement, and the colonial wound in Pilpilco's coal plant closure.

50. Generations at the crossroads: biographical experience and working-class politics in China.