Drawing on 15 years of fieldwork and over 300 interviews, Home SOS argues that the home
is central to the violence and gendered contingency of existence in crisis ordinary …

This article builds on critiques of the concept of social upgrading in global value chain (GVC)
research, which problematize its coupling to lead firm strategies and economic upgrading by …

The collapse of the global industry due to the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated how
precarious the livelihoods of workers embedded in globalised industries are. In the global …

As neoliberalism lurches through its zombie phase–intellectually dead but dominant–critical
scholars chart the global ascendancy of authoritarian variants of neoliberalism …

Cambodia's recent crackdown on freedoms of expression, association, and assembly
coincides with the wider geopolitical ascent of illiberal democracy. Scholarly and public …

This article argues for a gendered labour geography perspective on the Cambodian
garment workers' general strike of 2013/2014 to reveal the contradictory nature of the strike …

By exploring the relationship between picket lines and drivers in 1970s Britain, this article
considers how mobility and the spatial practices of trade unionsm shape labor geographies …

The late 1960s to the mid‐1980s in Britain was a period of intense industrial struggle, with
strike levels at their highest since the 1920s. Concerns surrounding trade union power …

The rural sphere has suffered from underrepresentation in recent years in part due to
growing interest in the urban. A perhaps equally important aspect of the decline has been …

This book puts Indian garment workers and their organisations at the centre of the analysis.
Taking the Bangalore export-garment cluster as a case study, the book explores the …