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Bringing together research and new perspectives in economics and labour relations since 1990. multi-disciplinary / heterodox / double-blind peer-reviewed
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Joined July 2017
Many thanks also to all our editorial team, the guest editors who produced exceptional themed collections in 2023, all our reviewers, and our publishers, Cambridge University Press, who all contributed to our highly productive 2023. ❤️❤️❤️.
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Please look out for the awarding ceremony interview, which will be published on the ELRR website shortly. The article will also be free to access for the full month of July.
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And the winner of this year's Nevile Plowman prize is 'Cultivating space for contemporary resistance in Brazil’s Amazon and Cerrado', by Brian Garvey, Maria Luisa Mendonça, Maurício Torres, Daniela Stefano and Fábio Pitta. Many congratulations!
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The impact of trade liberalisation on the gender wage gap in urban China: The role of sectoral switching costs. Haopeng Sun.
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The impact of trade liberalisation on the gender wage gap in urban China: The role of sectoral switching costs - Volume 34 Issue 3
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Compensation and crash incidence: Evidence from the national survey of driver wages. Walter T. Ryley and Michael H. Belzer.
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Compensation and crash incidence: Evidence from the National Survey of Driver Wages - Volume 34 Issue 1
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The RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) Review 2023: A missed opportunity. John Quiggin.
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The RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) Review 2023: A missed opportunity - Volume 34 Issue 3
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The Australian centaur state and the post-pandemic economic recovery. Angelika Papadopoulos and Patrick O’Keeffe.
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The Australian Centaur State and the Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery - Volume 34 Issue 1
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Labour code, location, and migration. Dung Kieu Nguyen, Diep Ngoc Nguyen, Son The Dao and Trang Phan.
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Labour code, location, and migration - Volume 34 Issue 4
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Retirement pension poverty among injured workers with long-term workers’ compensation claims. Ellen MacEachen, Pamela Hopwood and Meghan K. Crouch.
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Retirement pension poverty among injured workers with long-term workers’ compensation claims - Volume 34 Issue 4
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Post-Keynesian essays from Down Under: Theory and policy in an historical context. Prue Kerr.
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Post-Keynesian essays from down under: Theory and policy in an historical context - Volume 34 Issue 2
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Conversations with GC Harcourt on social justice in the face of economic and ecological uncertainty. Wendy Harcourt.
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Conversations with GC Harcourt on Social Justice in the Face of Economic and Ecological Uncertainty - Volume 34 Issue 1
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Cultivating space for contemporary resistance in Brazil’s Amazon and Cerrado. Brian Garvey, Maria Luisa Mendonça, Maurício Torres, Daniela Stefano and Fábio Pitta.
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Cultivating space for contemporary resistance in Brazil’s Amazon and Cerrado - Volume 34 Issue 4
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Class, labour conflict, and workers’ organisation. Jenny Chan.
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Class, labour conflict, and workers’ organisation - Volume 34 Issue 3
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G.C. Harcourt: An economist with accounting sense. Mauro Boianovsky and Constantinos Repapis.
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G.C. Harcourt: An economist with accounting sense - Volume 34 Issue 2
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Developing countries: The legacy of Keynes and post-Keynesian economists. Amiya Kumar Bagchi.
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Developing Countries: The Legacy of Keynes and Post-Keynesian Economists - Volume 34 Issue 1
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Capital investment, business behaviour, and the macroeconomy. Michelle Baddely.
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Capital investment, business behaviour, and the macroeconomy - Volume 34 Issue 1
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Platform work, exploitation, and migrant worker resistance: Evidence from Berlin and London. Oğuz Alyanak, Callum Cant, Tatiana López Ayala, Adam Badger and Mark Graham.
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Platform work, exploitation, and migrant worker resistance: Evidence from Berlin and London - Volume 34 Issue 4
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We are proud to announce the winner of the Nevile-Plowman prize for best article published in 2023!. First, though, congratulations to the authors and articles that were included in the short list:.
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RT @CambUP_Econ: Check out @TheELRR's featured article of the month, Wage theft in the United States: Towards new research agendas. Enjoy f….
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Wage theft in the United States: Towards new research agendas - Volume 32 Issue 4
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Our call for papers on Gender and work: emerging issues is out. The intention of the themed collection is to do a stocktake of progress on gender equality and the scope of possible topics is intentionally wide. Abstracts are due by 15 May.
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Gender and work: emerging issues - Volume 35 Issue 1
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