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 | Jongh, Lennert (2020) |
 | Beyond associations: emerging spaces of self-organization among vendors in Zambia |
| Journal of Eastern African Studies. Volume 14 #3. p. 455-472. |
| Ntuli, Lawrence (2020) |
| The strategies and tactics of fighting against precarisation of work: a comparative study of precarious workers' struggles in two South African municipalities |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 45-58. |
| Stewart, Paul; Bezuidenhout, Andries; Bischoff, Christine (2020) |
| Safety and health before and after Marikana: subcontracting, illegal mining and trade union rivalry in the South African mining industry |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 27-44. |
| Elischer, Sebastian (2019) |
| Trade union mobilisation and democratic institutionalisation in the Republic of Niger |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 204-222. |
| Fevre, Christopher (2019) |
| 'Scottish Exceptionalism?' Trade Unions and the Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1976-1994 |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 45 #3. p. 525-542. |
| Hepburn, Sacha (2019) |
| Service and Solidarity: Domestic Workers, Informal Organising and the Limits of Unionisation in Zambia |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 45 #1. p. 31-47. |
| Mmadi, Mpho (2019) |
| 'Mzabalazo' On the Move: Organising on a South African Commuter Train |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 45 #5. p. 895-909. |
| Runciman, Carin (2019) |
| Rolling back the right to strike: amendments to South Africa's Labour Relations Act and their implications for working-class struggle |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 347-356. |
| Debuysere, Loes (2018) |
| Between feminism and unionism: the struggle for socio-economic dignity of working-class women in pre- and post-uprising Tunisia |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 25-43. |
| Hoffmann, Nimi (2018) |
| When are experiments corrupt? |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 532-552. |
| Houeland, Camilla (2018) |
| Between the street and Aso Rock*: the role of Nigerian trade unions in popular protests |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #1. p. 103-120. |
| Bassett, Carolyn (2017) |
| From Worker Mobilisation to Policy Engagement: NALEDI and the Remaking of COSATU in the 1990s |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 43 #4. p. 771-787. |
| Bernards, Nick (2017) |
| The International Labour Organization and African trade unions: tripartite fantasies and enduring struggles |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 399-414. |
| Dickinson, David (2017) |
| Institutionalised conflict, subaltern worker rebellions and insurgent unionism: casual workers' organisation and power resources in the South African Post Office |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 415-431. |
| Dickinson, David (2017) |
| Contracting out of the Constitution: Labour Brokers, Post Office Casual Workers and the Failure of South Africa's Industrial Relations Framework |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 43 #4. p. 789-803. |
| Hendriks, Tanja D. (2017) |
| Collaboration and competition: market queens, trade unions and collective action of informal workers in Ghana's Makola Market |
| Interface: a journal for and about social movements. Volume 9 #2. p. 162-187. |
| Madimutsa, Clever; Pretorius, Leon G. (2017) |
| Revisiting Trade Unions' Response to New Public Management: A Case from Zambia |
 | Public Personnel Management. Volume 46 #3. p. 288-307. |
| Mustapha, Mala (2017) |
| The 2015 general elections in Nigeria: new media, party politics and the political economy of voting |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #152. p. 312-321. |
| Stewart, Paul; Nite, Dhiraj Kumar (2017) |
| From fatalism to mass action to incorporation to neoliberal individualism: worker safety on South African mines, c.1955-2016 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #152. p. 252-271. |
| Uzar, Esther (2017) |
| Contested labour and political leadership: three mineworkers' unions after the opposition victory in Zambia |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #152. p. 292-311. |
 | Bolt, Maxim; Rajak, Dinah (eds.) (2016) |
| Special issue: Labour, insecurity and violence in South Africa |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 42 #5. p. 707-1003. |
| Constantine, Stephen (2016) |
| Governor Sir John Field in St Helena: Democratic Reform in a Small British Colony, 1962-68 |
| Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History. Volume 44 #4. p. 672-696. |
| Holloway, John (ed.) (2016) |
| Special issue: politics at a distance from the state |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 34 #3. p. 309-418. |
| Nattrass, Nicoli; Seekings, Jeremy (2016) |
| Trade unions, the state and 'casino capitalism' in South Africa's clothing industry |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 43 #147. p. 89-106. |
| van Zyl-Hermann, Danelle (2016) |
| White workers in the late apartheid period: a report on the Wiehahn Commission and Mineworkers' Union archival collections |
| History in Africa. Volume 43. p. 229-258. |
| Capps, Gavin (ed.) (2015) |
| Special issue: white gold: new class and community struggles on the South African platinum belt |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 42 #146. p. 185. |
| Engels, Bettina (2015) |
| Different means of protest, same causes: popular struggles in Burkina Faso |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 42 #143. p. 92-106. |
| Gordon, Steven Lawrence (2015) |
| Individual trust and distrust in South African trade unions: a quantitative analysis, 2011-2013 |
| Politikon: South African Journal of Political Studies. Volume 42 #3. p. 325-343. |
| Houeland, Camilla (2015) |
| Casualisation and Conflict in the Niger Delta: Nigerian Oil Workers' Unions between Companies and Communities |
| Revue Tiers Monde. #224. p. 25-45. |
| Kim, Yejoo; van der Westhuizen, Janis (2015) |
| Why corporatism collapsed in South Africa: the significance of NEDLAC |
| Africa Spectrum. Volume 50 #2. p. 87-100. |
| Ojakorotu, Victor; Kamidza, Richard; Oduaran, Choja (2015) |
| Mining corporations' psychosocial, economic and political impact on local communities: the case of North West province mining complex |
| Politeia: Journal for Political Science and Public Administration. Volume 34 #1. p. 22-44. |
| Pahle, Simon (2015) |
| Stepchildren of liberation: South African farm workers' elusive rights to organise and bargain collectively |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 41 #1. p. 121-140. |
| Paret, Marcel (2015) |
| Failed redistribution or failed administration? Official union narratives of community protest in South Africa |
| Politikon: South African Journal of Political Studies. Volume 42 #3. p. 345-366. |
| Amoako, Samuel (2014) |
| Teaching and labor: teacher unionism in Ghana, 1931-1966 | |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 47 #1. p. 55-75. |
| Amoako, Samuel (2014) |
| The Ghana National Association of Teachers under the Provisional National Defence Council, 1982-1991: caught in a warp of cooperation and unresolved grievances? | |
| Contemporary Journal of African Studies. Volume 2 #1. p. 1-25. |
| Amoako, Samuel (2014) |
| Black board struggles: teacher unionism under the 'democratic' Rawlings regime 1992-2000 | |
| Ghana Studies. Volume 17. p. 7-38. |
| Botiveau, Raphaël (2014) |
| Briefing: the politics of Marikana and South Africa's changing labour relations |
| African Affairs: The Journal of the Royal African Society. Volume 113 #450. p. 128-137. |
| Gordon, Steven; Maharaj, Brij (2014) |
| Representing foreign workers in the private security industry: a South African perspective on trade union engagement |
| Journal of Modern African Studies. Volume 52 #1. p. 123-149. |
| Hlatshwayo, Mondli (2014) |
| A reactive approach to technological changes: solidarity's responses at the ArcelorMittal Vanderbijlpark Plant, 1989 to 2012 |
| Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa. #85. p. 43-63. |
| Thomas, Frédéric (ed.) (2014) |
| État des résistances dans le Sud: luttes syndicales | |
| Alternatives sud. #21-4. 243p. |
| Thompson, Lisa (ed.) (2014) |
| Special Issue: reflections on 20 years of South African democracy from below |
| Politikon: South African Journal of Political Studies. Volume 41 #3. p. 335-494. |
| Zengele, Thulani; Coetzer, Izaak (2014) |
| The perceptions of educators on the involvement of teacher unions during the filling of promotional posts |
| Africa Education Review. Volume 11 #1. p. 17-32. |
| Andrae, Gunilla; Beckman, Björn (2013) |
| Lagos tailors, trade unions, and organizations in the informal economy |
| African Studies Review. Volume 56 #3. p. 191-208. |
| Botiveau, Raphaël (2013) |
| Force et faiblesse de l'organisation syndicale: le cas du National Union of Mineworkers sud-africain | |
| Politique africaine. #131. p. 75-99. |
| Fredericks, Rosalind (2013) |
| Disorderly Dakar: the cultural politics of household waste in Senegal's capital city |
| Journal of Modern African Studies. Volume 51 #3. p. 435-458. |
| Manamela, Ernest; Budeli, Mpfari (2013) |
| Employees' right to strike and violence in South Africa |
| The Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa. Volume 46 #3. p. 308-336. |
| McCorley, Ciara (2013) |
| Structure, agency and regime change: a comparative analysis of social actors and regime change in South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 31 #2. p. 265-282. |
| Moodie, T. Dunbar (2013) |
| Bra Soks: an inside story of the rise of the National Union of Mineworkers at Vaal Reefs Gold Mine |
| South African Historical Journal. Volume 65 #3. p. 383-402. |
| Rizzo, Matteo (2013) |
| Informalisation and the end of trade unionism as we knew it? Dissenting remarks from a Tanzanian case study |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 40 #136. p. 290-308. |
| Yeros, Paris (2013) |
| The rise and fall of trade unionism in Zimbabwe, part II: 1995-2000 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 40 #137. p. 394-409. |
| Yeros, Paris (2013) |
| The rise and fall of trade unionism in Zimbabwe, part I: 1990-1995 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 40 #136. p. 219-232. |
| 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. |
| Beresford, Alexander (2012) |
| Organised labour and the politics of class formation in post-apartheid South Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 39 #134. p. 569-589. |
| Beresford, Alexander (2012) |
| The politics of regenerative nationalism in South Africa |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 863-884. |
| Boersema, Jacob R. (2012) |
| Between recognition and resentment: an Afrikaner trade union's brand of post-nationalism |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 408-425. |
| Budeli, Mpfariseni (2012) |
| Trade unionism and politics in Africa: the South African experience |
| The Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa. Volume 45 #3. p. 454-481. |
| Friedman, Steven (2012) |
| Beyond the fringe? South African social movements and the politics of redistribution |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 39 #131. p. 85-100. |
| Ntuli, Miracle (2012) |
| Investigating the gender gap in South African trade union membership: a decomposition analysis |
| South African Journal of Economics. Volume 80 #1. p. 42-61. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| Tshoaedi, Malehoko (2012) |
| (En)gendering the transition in South Africa: the role of COSATU women activists |
| Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa. #78. p. 1-26. |
| Andrae, Gunilla; Beckman, Björn (2011) |
| Trade unions, tailors, and civil society | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #1. p. 18-42. |
| Ba, Daha Chérif (2011) |
| Pouvoir colonial et syndicalisme au Sénégal, de 1885 à 1960 | |
| Annales de la Faculté des lettres et sciences humaines. #41. p. 11-44. |
| 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. |
| Casale, Daniela; Posel, Dorrit (2011) |
| Unions and the gender wage gap in South Africa |
| Journal of African Economies. Volume 20 #1. p. 27-59. |
| Ceruti, Claire (2011) |
| The hidden element in the 2010 public-sector strike in South Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 38 #127. p. 151-157. |
| Engels, Bettina; Brandes, Nikolai (eds.) (2011) |
| Social movements in Africa |
| Stichproben - Vienna Journal of African Studies. Volume 11 #20. 189p. |
| Kenny, Bridget (2011) |
| Reconstructing the political? Mall committees and South African precarious retail workers | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 44 #1. p. 44-69. |
| Mellet, Andre (2011) |
| Labour union voices in South Africa and arguments to scrap inflation targets: a historical and 21st century debate | |
| New contree: a journal of historical and human sciences for Southern Africa. #61. p. 177-199. |
| 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. |
| Richards, Yevette (2011) |
| Labor's gendered misstep: the Women's Committee and African Women Workers, 1957-1968 | |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 44 #3. p. 415-442. |
| Schaar, Stuart (2011) |
| Mukhtar al-Ayari, a radical Tunisian in the 1920s, and his place in labour history |
| Maghreb Review. Volume 36 #1. p. 40-48. |
| Tijani, Ibikunle H. (2011) |
| Building 'sound' industrial relations in Nigeria: the British and organised labour, 1940s to 1960 |
| Lagos Historical Review. Volume 11. p. 21-36. |
| Visser, Wessel (2011) |
| Die vestiging van Solidariteit se Helpende Hand as 'n suksesvolle gemeenskaps gebaseerde welsynsorganisatie = The establishment of Solidarity's Helping Hand as a successful community based welfare organisation | |
| Tydskrif vir geesteswetenskappe. Volume 51 #1. p. 21-35. |
| 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. |
| Hecht, Gabrielle (2010) |
| Hopes for the radiated body: uranium miners and transnational technopolitics in Namibia |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 51 #2. p. 213-234. |
| Hyde, David (2010) |
| Undercurrents to independence: plantation struggles in Kenya's Central Province 1959-60 |
| Journal of Eastern African Studies. Volume 4 #3. p. 467-489. |
| Lambert, Rob (2010) |
| Eddie Webster, the Durban moment and New Labour Internationalism |
| Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa. #72-73. p. 26-47. |
| Moodie, T. Dunbar (2010) |
| Becoming a social movement union: Cyril Ramaphosa and the National Union of Mineworkers |
| Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa. #72-73. p. 152-180. |
| Werbner, Pnina (2010) |
| Appropriating social citizenship: women's labour, poverty, and entrepreneurship in the Manual Workers Union of Botswana |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 693-710. |
| Barchiesi, Franco (2009) |
| Informality and casualization as challenges to South Africa's industrial unionism: manufacturing workers in the East Rand/Ekurhuleni region in the 1990s |
| African Studies Quarterly. Volume 11 #2-3. p. 67-85. |
| Beresford, Alexander (2009) |
| Comrades 'back on track'? The durability of the Tripartite Alliance in South Africa |
| African Affairs: The Journal of the Royal African Society. Volume 108 #432. p. 391-412. |
| Okafor, Obiora (2009) |
| Irrigating the famished fields: the impact of labour-led struggle on policy and action in Nigeria (1999-2007) |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 27 #2. p. 159-175. |
| Okafor, Obiora Chinedu (2009) |
| Remarkable returns: the influence of a labour-led socio-economic rights movement on legislative reasoning, process and action in Nigeria, 1999-2007 |
| Journal of Modern African Studies. Volume 47 #2. p. 241-266. |
| Theron, Jan (2009) |
| Informalization from above, informalization from below: the options for organization |
| African Studies Quarterly. Volume 11 #2-3. p. 87-105. |
| Wells, Jill; Jason, Arthur (2009) |
| Employment relationships and organizing strategies in the informal construction sector |
| African Studies Quarterly. Volume 11 #2-3. p. 107-124. |
| Ally, Shireen (2008) |
| Domestic worker unionisation in post-apartheid South Africa: demobilisation and depoliticisation by the democratic State |
| Politikon: South African Journal of Political Studies. Volume 35 #1. p. 1-21. |
| Britwum, Akua O.; Martens, Pim (2008) |
| The challenge of globalization, labor market restructuring and union democracy in Ghana |
| African Studies Quarterly. Volume 10 #2-3. p. 1-25. |
| Kristensen, Nicolai; Verner, Dorte (2008) |
| Labor market distortions in Côte d'Ivoire: analyses of employer-employee data from the manufacturing sector |
| African Development Review. Volume 20 #3. p. 343-377. |
| Larmer, Miles (2008) |
| The Zimbabwe arms shipment campaign |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 35 #117. p. 486-493. |
| Legassick, Martin (2008) |
| Debating the revival of the workers' movement in the 1970s: the South African Democracy Education Trust and post-apartheid patriotic history |
| Kronos: Journal of Cape History. #34. p. 240-266. |
| Magure, Booker (2008) |
| The State, labour and the politics of social dialogue in Zimbabwe 1996-2007: issues resolved or matters arising? |
| African and Asian Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 19-48. |
| Obasi, Isaac N. (2008) |
| Globalization vs public sector labour unions' transformation in Africa: the case of Botswana | |
| African Administrative Studies. #71. p. 1-18. |
| 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; Bellemare, Guy (2008) |
| Syndicalismes africains: enjeux d'institutionnalisation et nouvelles résistances | |
| Labour, Capital and Society. Volume 41 #1. p. 84-113. |
| Bonner, Philip; Hyslop, Jonathan; Van der Walt, Lucien (eds.) (2007) |
| Special issue:Transnational and comparative perspectives on southern African labour history |
| African Studies. Volume 66 #2-3. p. 137-385. |
| 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. |
| Lekgoathi, Sekibakiba Peter (2007) |
| Teacher militancy in the rural northern Transvaal community of Zebediela, 1986-1994 |
| South African Historical Journal. #58. p. 226-252. |
| Lier, David Christoffer (2007) |
| Overcoming difference, confronting hegemony: the unruly alliances of social movement unionism in Cape Town |
| Politikon: South African Journal of Political Studies. Volume 34 #1. p. 35-52. |
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