INTERNATIONAL LABOR AND WORKING-CLASS HISTORY

International Labor and Working class History is a highly influential academic journal that focuses on an international perspective on labor history and the study of the working class. It delves into diverse themes such as the working class and consumer rights, labor movements, class identity and culture, trade unions, and working-class politics in the context of globalization.The publication content of the magazine reflects its comparability and interdisciplinary nature, which enables it to attract the interest of scholars from different fields and disciplines. The journal encourages scholars from around the world to submit original research that may involve in-depth analysis of labor history in specific regions or globally, or cross-country comparative studies of labor movements and working-class politics. Commentary articles and conference reports are two other important components of the magazine, providing scholars with critical reflections and first-hand information on current academic discussions, important conferences, and labor history related events. These contents help the academic community to timely understand the latest research trends and academic controversies.