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Labour and Industry
A journal of the social and economic relations of work
Volume 13, 2002 - Issue 2: Industrial Relations Meets Human Geography: Spatialising The Social Relations Of Work
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Towards A More Productive Engagement: Industrial Relations And Economic Geography Meet

Andrew Herod Department of Geography, University of Georgia
Pages 5-17 | Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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Sara Charlesworth, Marian Baird & Susie Elliott. (2014) Intersections of regulation, space and gender: retail banking in an Australian Regional Town. Community, Work & Family 17:1, pages 1-19.
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Al Rainnie, Tina D'Urbano, Rowena Barrett, Renee Paulet & Mardelene Grobbelaar. (2004) Industrial Relations in the Latrobe Valley: Myths and Realities. Labour and Industry 15:2, pages 25-46.
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Bradley Bowden. (2003) Regulating Outsourcing: The Use of Contractors on the Central Queensland Coalfields, 1974–2003. Labour and Industry 14:1, pages 41-57.
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Hannah JOHNSTON. (2020) Labour geographies of the platform economy: Understanding collective organizing strategies in the context of digitally mediated work. International Labour Review 159:1, pages 25-45.
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Marissa Brookes. (2013) Varieties of Power in Transnational Labor Alliances. Labor Studies Journal 38:3, pages 181-200.
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Brendan Sweeney & John Holmes. (2012) Problematizing Labour's Agency: Rescaling Collective Bargaining in British Columbia Pulp and Paper Mills. Antipode 45:1, pages 218-237.
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Douglas P. Hill. (2012) Port reform, South Asian migrant workers and spaces of vulnerability in Port Klang, Malaysia. Asia Pacific Viewpoint 53:2, pages 105-117.
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LOU WILSON & JOHN SPOEHR. (2010) Labour Relations and the Transfer of Knowledge in Industrial Clusters: Why do Skilled Workers Share Knowledge with Colleagues in Other Firms?. Geographical Research 48:1, pages 42-51.
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Sandra Cockfield, Al Rainnie, Donna Buttigieg & Marjorie Jerrard. (2008) Community Unionism and Union Renewal. Labor Studies Journal 34:4, pages 461-484.
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Renee Paulet. (2008) Location Matters: The Impact of Place on Call Centres. Journal of Industrial Relations 50:2, pages 305-318.
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Emma M. Wainwright. (2007) Detailing spaces and processes of resistance: Working women in Dundee’s jute industry. Geoforum 38:4, pages 688-697.
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Kevin Ward. (2016) Thinking geographically about work, employment and society. Work, Employment and Society 21:2, pages 265-276.
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Tod D Rutherford & John Holmes. (2007) "We Simply Have to Do that Stuff for our Survival": Labour, Firm Innovation and Cluster Governance in the Canadian Automotive Parts Industry. Antipode 39:1, pages 194-221.
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Peter Turnbull. (2006) The War on Europe's Waterfront - Repertoires of Power in the Port Transport Industry. British Journal of Industrial Relations 44:2, pages 305-326.
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Susan McGrath-Champ. (2016) Enterprise Bargaining and Regional Prospects: The Effects of Rescaling Wage Regulation in Australia. Economic and Industrial Democracy 26:3, pages 413-442.
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Susan McGrath-Champ. (2016) Globalization’s Challenge to Labour: Rescaling Work and Employment. Economic and Industrial Democracy 26:3, pages 323-334.
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