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Special Issue: Workplace regulation, employment and the state. Guest Editors: Jenny K. Rodriguez, Paul Stewart

Guest editorial

Jenny K. Rodriguez; Paul Stewart
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(Re)conceptualising precarity: institutions, structure and agency

Jane Ann Hardy
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The state, employment, and regulation: making work not pay

Jo Grady
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An analytical framework for employment regulation: investigating the regulatory space

Cristina Inversi; Lucy Ann Buckley; Tony Dundon
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Regulating wellbeing in the brave new quantified workplace

Phoebe Moore; Lukasz Piwek
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The role of organizational learning in soft regulation of workplace gender equality

Johanna Macneil; Ziheng Liu
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Labour regulation in small firms: In search of a more comprehensive employment/industrial relations paradigm

Ida Regalia
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Workplace inequality, trade unions and the transnational regulation of the employment relationships: The case of Europe

Valeria Pulignano
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Organizing Latin American workers in Japan: The case of the community union MIE as an alternative space of regulation

Paul Stewart; Andy Danford; Edson Urano
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HRM and work practices in Chile: the regulatory power of organisational culture

Jenny K. Rodriguez; Paul Stewart
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The perforated borders of labour migration and the formal state: Meta-state and para-state regulation

Francis Vinicius Portes Virginio; Brian Garvey; Paul Stewart
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All precarious? Institutional change and turning points in labour market trajectories in Spain: Insights from narrative biographies

Martí López Andreu
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