Africa

Gigs, hustles and hope: work for young South Africans beyond the wage by Adam Cooper and Bernard Dubbeld

NEDLAC, Union Investment Companies, the Tripartite Alliance and the Shock of the Government's New Economic Policies by Sifiso Gwala

Performance, Violence and the Collapse of a Cultural Movement by Ari Sitas

Reclaiming Radical Traditions of Workers' Education by Linda Cooper and Sheri Hamilton

The British Government, The Trade Union Congress, and Black South African Trade Unionism, 1973 to 1994 by Dan Feather

The Durban Mystery Unraveled: An empirical analysis by Eddie Cottle

The Fruits of the 1973 Durban Strikes: A Powerful Black Trade Union Movement. Are they still on track or are they off the rails? by Johann Maree

The Lessons of the Transition Era, Inequality and the Politics of Universal Health Care:  Re-visiting the Proposals of the Macro-Economic Research Group (MERG) and the Reconstruction and Development Programme by Robert Van Niekerk

The Road to Durban: Workers’ struggles, student movements, and the resurgence of resistance politics in Namibia and South Africa by Heike Becker

The Student Wages Commissions, the 1973 Durban Strikes, and the Politics of Statistics by Grace Davie

Trade unions and Popular Resistance in the 1980s and New Alliances and the Different Unions Traditions by Kaizer Thibedi

Worker Culture: It’s Emergence, Gains and the Implications of Decline by Frank Meintjies

“Dockers and solidarity activism: from the Durban Strikes to choke points in today’s global economy” by Peter Cole

“Exodus without a map”: What happened to the Durban moment? by Edward Webster

“Human beings with Souls”: Reconsidering The Durban Strikes Pamphlet by Alex Lichtenstein