A reality check: Worker co-ops in South Africa
Past Labour Bulletins have carried on the benefits of worker co-ops. Kate Philip takes a sober look at whether such …
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A new labour internationalism?
The second conference of trade union centres in the Indian Ocean region raised some very important questions for labour internationalism …
A reply to: The end of innocence
Simiso Nkwanyana responds to an article by Dale McKinley, published in Vol 24 no 6. Dec 2000 Attachments A …
A new mood in the British trade unions
The British trade union movement suffered some major defeats in the 1980s, which led to a decline in militancy and …
A Review of F. A. Johnstone: Race, Class and Gold
Book Review: By Kolya Kolbe
A New System of Slavery. The Export: Export of Indian Labour Overseas (1830-1920) – Hugh Tinker
Book Review: By Linda Ensor
A Review of Some ‘Popular’ Anthropological Approaches to the Understanding of Black Workers
Book Reviews: By David Webster
A new terrain of struggle
Sakhela Buhlungu’s second article in our series on upward mobility among unionists is based on an interview with Ruth Mhlongo, …
A Review of the Trade Union Industrial Studies Series
Book Reviews: By Timothy and Martin Plaut
A nightmare and a near miss
Stephen Rix examines business and labour’s blueprint for the South African economy. While he dismisses business options out-of-hand, he also …