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 | Hlatshwayo, Mondli (2013) |
| Retrenched workers regenerate resistance and transcend the workplace: a case study of former steelworkers near Johannesburg | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 46 #1-2. p. 140-161. |
| Stewart, Paul (2013) |
| Safer underground mining via mechanization? The case of South African gold and platinum mines | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 46 #1-2. p. 116-139. |
| Sinwell, Luke (2013) |
| The Marikana strike: the origins of a living wage demand and changing forms of worker strugggles in Lonmin platinum mine, South Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 46 #1-2. p. 92-115. |
| Amoako, Samuel (2012) |
| Cogs in the wheel: teacher unions and public sector strikes in Post-apartheid South Africa, 1999-2010 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 45 #2. p. 84-110. |
| Tshoaedi, Malehoko (2012) |
| Women in the forefront of workplace struggles in South Africa: from invisibility to mobilization | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 45 #2. p. 58-83. |
| Stewart, Paul (2012) |
| Intensified exploitation: rock drill operators' post-strike productivity deal in a South African platinum mine | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 45 #2. p. 32-57. |
| Pillay, Devan (2012) |
| Workers' control, Marxist-Leninism and the revitalisation of working class politics in South Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 45 #2. p. 2-31. |
| Çelik, Ercüment (2011) |
| 'World class cities for all': street traders as agents of union revitalization in contemporary South Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #2. p. 80-105. |
| Pillay, Devan (2011) |
| The enduring embrace: COSATU and the tripartite alliance during the Zuma era | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #2. p. 56-79. |
| Brahic, Bénédicte (2011) |
| Organizing women workers in the agribusiness sector: case studies from East Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #1. p. 70-97. |
| Kenny, Bridget (2011) |
| Reconstructing the political? Mall committees and South African precarious retail workers | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #1. p. 44-69. |
| Andrae, Gunilla and Beckman, Björn (2011) |
| Trade unions, tailors, and civil society | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #1. p. 18-42. |
 | Akhtar, Aasim Sajjad (ed.) (2010) |
| Natural resources, workers and communities = Ressources naturelles, travailleurs et communautés | |
 | Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 43 #1. p. 5-177. |
| Bergamaschi, Isaline (2009) |
| Assess, influence, govern: data and PRSP politics in Mali | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 42 #1-2. p. 116-139. |
| Crawford, Gordon and Abdulai, Abdul-Gafaru (2009) |
| The World Bank and Ghana's poverty reduction strategies: strengthening the State or consolidating neoliberalism? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 42 #1-2. p. 83-116. |
| Southall, Roger (2008) |
| The 'new scramble' and labour in Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 41 #2. p. 128-155. |
| Bassett, Carolyn (2008) |
| The spectre of debt in South Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 41 #2. p. 70-97. |
| Satgar, Vishwas (2008) |
| Neoliberalized South Africa: labour and the roots of passive revolution | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 41 #2. p. 38-69. |
| Pillay, Devan (2008) |
| COSATU, the SACP and the ANC post-Polokwane: looking left but does it feel right? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 41 #2. p. 4-37. |
| Soussi, Sid Ahmed and Bellemare, Guy (2008) |
| Syndicalismes africains: enjeux d'institutionnalisation et nouvelles résistances | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 41 #1. p. 84-113. |
| Miller, Darlene (2008) |
| 'Retail renaissance' or company rhetoric: the failed partnership of a South African corporation and local suppliers in Zambia | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 41 #1. p. 34-55. |
| Cock, Jacklyn (2007) |
| Sustainable development or environmental justice: questions for the South African labour movement from the Steel Valley struggle | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 40 #1-2. p. 36-55. |
| Wong, Monina (2006) |
| Chinese workers in the garment industry in Africa: implications of the contract labour dispatch system on the international labour movement | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 39 #1. p. 68-111. |
| Kenny, Bridget C. (2005) |
| Militant divisions, collective possibilities: lessons for labour mobilization from South African retail sector workers | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 38 #1-2. p. 156-183. |
| Miller, Darlene (2005) |
| Regional solidarity and a new regional mo[ve]ment in post-apartheid Southern Africa: retail workers in Mozambique and Zambia | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 38 #1-2. p. 94-125. |
| Webster, Edward (2004) |
| South African labour studies in a global perspective, 1973-2006 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 37 #1. p. 258-282. |
| Webster, Edward and Bezuidenhout, Andries (2003) |
| Fair globalization in Southern Africa: a response to the ILO's World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalization | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 36 #2. p. 261-296. |
| Papinot, Christian (2003) |
| Rapport intergénérationnels et régulations professionnelles à Madagascar | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 36 #1. p. 103-131. |
| Buhlungu, Sakhela (2003) |
| Organizational modernization and new cleavages among full-time union officials in South Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 36 #1. p. 7-39. |
| Turner, Terisa and Brownhill, Leigh S. (2002) |
| Women's oil wars in Nigeria | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 35 #1. p. 132-164. |
| Dansereau, Suzanne (2002) |
| Mineworkers' strategies in Zimbabwe: re-visiting migration and semi-proletarianization | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 35 #1. p. 104-130. |
| Mosoeta, Sarah (2001) |
| The Manchester Road: women and the informalization of work in South Africa's footwear industry | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 34 #2. p. 184-206. |
| Bonnin, Debby (1999) |
| 'We went to arm ourselves at the field of suffering': traditions, experiences and grassroots intellectuals in the making of class | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 32 #1. p. 34-69. |
| Barchiesi, Franco (1997) |
| Labour, neoliberalism and democratic politics in Nigeria and South Africa: a comparative overview | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 30 #2. p. 171-225. |
| Dansereau, Suzanne (1997) |
| Rebirth of resistance: labour and structural adjustment in Zimbabwe | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 30 #1. p. 90-122. |
| Turner, Terisa E. (1997) |
| Oil workers and oil communities in Africa: Nigerian women and grassroots environmentalism | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 30 #1. p. 66-89. |
| Mogalakwe, Monageng (1995) |
| State-labour relations in an emergent capitalist 'democracy': the case of Botswana | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 28 #2. p. 146-174. |
| Chossudovsky, Michel (1995) |
| 'Exporting apartheid' to sub-Saharan Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 28 #2. p. 128-145. |
| Marcoux, Richard (1994) |
| Des inactifs qui ne chôment pas: une réflexion sur le travail des enfants en milieu urbain au Mali | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 27 #2. p. 297-319. |
| Amin, Aloysius Ajab (1994) |
| The socio-economic impact of child labour in Cameroon | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 27 #2. p. 235-248. |
| Ravololomanga, Bodo and Schlemmer, Bernard (1994) |
| De l'enfant richesse à l'enfant fardeau: l'enfant au travail à Madagascar et sa place dans l'imaginaire social | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 27 #2. p. 217-232. |
| Verlet, Martin (1994) |
| Grandir à Nima: dérégulation domestique et mise au travail des enfants | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 27 #2. p. 163-190. |
| Smith, Charles David (1994) |
| Sustainable development reconsidered: rich farmers of the Kagera Region in Tanzania | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 27 #1. p. 34-54. |
| Mothibe, T.H. (1993) |
| African labour in colonial Zimbabwe in the 1950s: decline in the militancy or a turn to mass struggle? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 26 #2. p. 226-251. |
| Gervais, Myriam and Gervais, Raymond R. (1993) |
| Bibliographie sélective et commentée sur les ajustements en Afrique subsaharienne | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 26 #1. p. 114-121. |
| Koné, Tiékoura (1993) |
| Ajustement structurel et politique agricole en Côte d'Ivoire: l'impact environnemental | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 26 #1. p. 86-101. |
| Gervais, Raymond R. (1993) |
| Les dimensions sociales des ajustements au Sénégal: une occasion ratée? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 26 #1. p. 62-85. |
| Fodouop, Kengne (1993) |
| Le secteur informel dans le contexte des ajustements au Cameroun: l'exemple de la 'vente à la sauvette' | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 26 #1. p. 42-61. |
| Gervais, Myriam (1993) |
| Étude de la pratique des ajustements au Niger et au Rwanda | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 26 #1. p. 20-41. |
| Moodie, T. Dunbar and Ndatshe, Vivienne (1992) |
| Town women and country wives: migrant labour, family politics and housing preferences at Vaal Reefs mine | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 25 #1. p. 116-132. |
| Laburn-Peart, Kate (1992) |
| Transforming mine housing in South Africa: the Anglo American home ownership scheme | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 25 #1. p. 104-114. |
| Hunter, Peter (1992) |
| Housing, hostels and migrancy: a case study of accommodation practices at JCI's gold mines | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 25 #1. p. 88-103. |
| James, Wilmot (1992) |
| Capital, African labour and housing at South Africa's gold mines | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 25 #1. p. 72-86. |
| Crush, Jonathan (1992) |
| Inflexible migrancy: new forms of migrant labour on the South African gold mines | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 25 #1. p. 46-71. |
| Jeeves, Alan H. and Crush, Jonathan (1992) |
| The failure of stabilization experiments and the entrenchment of migrancy to the South African gold mines | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 25 #1. p. 18-45. |
| Kouamé, Aka (1991) |
| La sous-utilisation des ressources humaines et ses causes: quelques hypothèses sur le cas ivoirien | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 24 #1. p. 110-133. |
| Turner, T.E. (1991) |
| Women, Rastafari and the new society: Caribbean and East African roots of a popular movement against structural adjustment | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 24 #1. p. 66-89. |
| Marcoux, Richard (1990) |
| Caractéristiques villageoises et rétention des populations: le cas de la vallée du fleuve Sénégal | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 23 #1. p. 100-133. |
| Mihyo, P.B. (1990) |
| The economic crisis, recovery programmes and labour in Tanzania | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 23 #1. p. 70-99. |
| Fashoyin, Tayo (1990) |
| Nigerian labour and the military: towards exclusion? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 23 #1. p. 12-37. |
| Hudson, P.A. (1989) |
| Class, race and subjectivity in South Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 22 #2. p. 347-370. |
| Adesina, J.O. (1989) |
| Worker consciousness and shopfloor struggles: a case study of Nigerian refinery workers | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 22 #2. p. 288-319. |
| Rondeau, C. (1989) |
| Les restauratrices de la nuit à Bamako (Mali) | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 22 #2. p. 262-286. |
| Vaa, M. and Findley, S.E. and Diallo, Assitan (1989) |
| The gift economy: a study of women migrants' survival strategies in a low-income Bamako neighborhood | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 22 #2. p. 234-260. |
| Morris, M. and Padayachee, Vishnu (1989) |
| Hegemonic projects, accumulation strategies and State reform policy in South Africa | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 22 #1. p. 65-109. |
| Leger, J. (1988) |
| From fatalism to mass action: the South African National Union of Mineworkers' struggle for safety and health | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 21 #2. p. 270-292. |
| Leger, J. and Mothibeli, Monyaola (1988) |
| 'Talking rocks': pit sense amongst South African miners | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 21 #2. p. 222-237. |
| Ndu, Eme (1988) |
| Ghana: transition to socialism? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 21 #1. p. 37-51. |
| Robotham, D. (1988) |
| The Ghana problem | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 21 #1. p. 13-35. |
| Smith, C.D. (1987) |
| Smallholder farming in kagera region, tanzania: constraints to coffee production | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 20 #2. p. 206-226. |
| Aluma, J.R.W. and Kamugisha-Ruhombe, J. (1987) |
| Manual workers in uganda | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 20 #1. p. 66-84. |
| Fall, Babacar (1987) |
| Économie de plantations et main-d'oeuvre forcée en Guinée-Française: 1920-1946 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 20 #1. p. 8-33. |
| Sow, Fatou (1986) |
| Femmes africaines, emploi et division internationale du travail: le cas du Sénégal | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 19 #2. p. 200-217. |
| Perfect, David (1986) |
| Organized labour and politics in the Gambia: 1960-85 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 19 #2. p. 168-199. |
| Sitas, Ari (1985) |
| Moral formations and struggles amongst migrant workers on the East Rand | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #2. p. 372-401. |
| Webster, Eddie (1985) |
| Work, worker organization and labour market segmentation in South African foundries | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #2. p. 344-371. |
| Southall, Roger (1985) |
| Monopoly capital and industrial unionism in the South African motor industry | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #2. p. 304-342. |
| Maree, Johann (1985) |
| The emergence, struggles and achievements of black Trade Unions in South Africa from 1973 to 1984 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #2. p. 278-303. |
| Lambert, Rob (1985) |
| Political unionism and working class hegemony: perspectives on the South African Congress of Trade Unions, 1955-1965 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #2. p. 244-277. |
| Saul, John S. (1985) |
| Socialist transition and external intervention: Mozambique and South Africa's war | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #1. p. 153-170. |
| Hélie-Lucas, Marie-Aimée (1985) |
| Les femmes algériennes rurales dans la politique de développement après l'indépendance | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #1. p. 128-152. |
| Sperling, Louise (1985) |
| Labour recruitment among the Samburu of Kenya | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #1. p. 68-86. |
| Turner, Terisa (1985) |
| Petroleum, recession and the internationalization of class struggle in Nigeria | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 18 #1. p. 6-42. |
| Valentine, Theodore R. (1984) |
| National pay policy and economic instability in Tanzania | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 17 #2. p. 223-256. |
| Raison-Jourde, Françoise (1984) |
| Les élites Malgaches, ou, comment changer pour mieux conserver? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 17 #2. p. 175-194. |
| Webster, E. (1984) |
| Managerial resistance to the unionization of black metal workers in South Africa, 1973-1977 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 17 #1. p. 66-96. |
| Diop, Momar C. (1984) |
| L'état, la confrérie mouride et les paysans sénégalais | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 17 #1. p. 44-64. |
| Okafor, F.C. (1983) |
| Rural employment diversification in Anambra state, Nigeria: its nature and implications for development | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 16 #2. p. 226-239. |
| Kennedy, Paul (1983) |
| Workers in petty production, Accra, Ghana: towards proletarianization? | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 16 #1. p. 64-93. |
| Coquery-Vidrovitch, Catherine (1983) |
| Revoltes et resistance en Afrique Noire: une tradition de résistance paysanne à la colonisation | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 16 #1. p. 34-63. |
| O'Brien, Jay (1983) |
| The political economy of capitalist agriculture in the central rainlands of Sudan | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 16 #1. p. 8-32. |
| Corten, André and Tahon, Marie-Blanche (1982) |
| La formation accelerée de la classe ouvrière: l'expérience algérienne | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 15 #2. p. 40-57. |
| Southall, Roger J. (1982) |
| Botha reformism, the Bantustan strategy and the marginalization of the South African periphery | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 15 #2. p. 6-39. |
| Halliday, Fred (1982) |
| Labour migration in the Arab world: the ugly face of the new economic order | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 15 #1. p. 9-22. |
| Crisp, Jeff (1981) |
| Rank-and-file protest at the Ashanti Goldfields Corporation, Ghana, 1970-1972 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 14 #2. p. 48-62. |
| Copans, Jean (1981) |
| La 'nouvelle' division internationale du travail et le Sahel des années 1970 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 14 #2. p. 6-28. |
| Webster, E.C. (1981) |
| 'Stay-aways' and the black working class: evaluating a strategy | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 14 #1. p. 10-38. |
| Oyeneye, O.Y. (1980) |
| Apprentices in the informal sector of Nigeria | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 13 #2. p. 69-79. |
| Piché, Victor and Gregory, Joel and Coulibaly, Sidiki (1980) |
| Vers une explication des courants migratoires voltaiques | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 13 #1. p. 77-103. |
| Parpart, Jane L. (1980) |
| Corporate and black labour strategies on the Northern Rhodesian Copperbelt 1926-1933 | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 13. p. 55-75. |
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