Previous Editions

  • 3 de August, 2022
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2023 October Volume 1 – Number 11 2021 October Volume 1 – Number 10 This tenth issue of Workers of the World – International Journal on Strikes and Social is being published after a long time hiatus for which the pandemic situation and its procession of miseries is partially, although not solely responsible. However, we […]

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Editorial and Publishing Rules

  • 3 de August, 2022
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Editorial and publishing rules Workers of the World – International Journal on Strikes and Social Conflict (WW) is an academic journal with peer review published in English, for which original manuscripts may be submitted in Spanish, French, English, Italian and Portuguese. Workers of the World publishes original articles, interviews and book reviews in the field of labour history […]

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Call for Articles

  • 3 de August, 2022
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EXTENDED DEALINE: MAY 30TH 2023 Call for Articles Strikes, Social Conflicts, and Class Struggle in Wartime The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 symbolizes the end of a period of armed equilibrium between the two powers that led much of the world and that at the Yalta Conference, in 1945, agreed to delineate the […]

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About the Journal

  • 3 de August, 2022
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Workers of the World Workers of the World: International Journal on Strikes and Social Conflict aims to stimulate global studies on labor and social conflicts in an interdisciplinary, global, long term historical and non-Eurocentric perspective. It intends to move away from traditional forms of methodological nationalism and conjectural studies, adopting an explicitly critical and interdisciplinary perspective. […]

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Workers of the World

  • 22 de February, 2022
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New edition Workers of the World Volume 1 – Number 12 December 2023 This edition of Workers of the World is entirely dedicated to The Role of Women in Workers’ Struggles and Social Protests: Historical and Contemporary Explorations. In it, Geert Van Goethem writes on the importance of the women’s movement in Aden’s (Yemen) national […]

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