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Select article: Latina/o identities,the racialization of work,and the global reserve army of labor: Becoming Latino in Postville,Iowa

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Latina/o identities,the racialization of work,and the global reserve army of labor: Becoming Latino in Postville,Iowa

Edward M. Olivos, Gerardo F. Sandoval

Ethnicities

Select article: Precarization,Informalization,and Marx

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Precarization,Informalization,and Marx

Tamar Diana Wilson

Review of Radical Political Economics

Select article: Global Production in a Romanian Village: Middle-Income Economy,Industrial Dislocation and the Reserve Army of Labor

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Global Production in a Romanian Village: Middle-Income Economy,Industrial Dislocation and the Reserve Army of Labor

Milosz Miszczynski

Critical Sociology

Select article: “We work in the light but get paid in the dark”: Structural violence and Haitian labor in Dominican sugarcane production

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“We work in the light but get paid in the dark”: Structural violence and Haitian labor in Dominican sugarcane production

Jean Robert Déry, Yoan Molinero-Gerbeau

Critical Sociology

Select article: Primitive Accumulation and the Labor Subsidies to Capitalism

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Primitive Accumulation and the Labor Subsidies to Capitalism

Tamar Diana Wilson

Review of Radical Political Economics

Select article: Hayek's Maze: The Ideological Construction of “Workfare,” and Other Members of Late Capitalism's “Problem Family”

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Hayek's Maze: The Ideological Construction of “Workfare,” and Other Members of Late Capitalism's “Problem Family”

John David Jordan

Science & Society: A Journal of Marxist Thought and Analysis

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