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Scope & Guideline
Bridging Theory and Practice in Industrial Relations
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining:
The journal emphasizes the study of labor relations, particularly the mechanisms and outcomes of collective bargaining processes across different sectors and regions. - Impact of Digitalization on Work:
A significant focus is on how digital technologies, including platform economies and telework, are reshaping labor dynamics, employee rights, and organizational practices. - Global Perspectives on Trade Unionism:
The journal explores trade union strategies and challenges in a globalized economy, emphasizing comparative studies across different countries and economic systems. - Social Justice and Worker Rights:
Research addressing issues of inequality, social justice, and the rights of marginalized workers is central, reflecting the journal's commitment to advocating for fair labor practices. - Health and Well-Being in the Workplace:
The journal includes studies on occupational health and safety, employee well-being, and the psychological impacts of work, particularly in high-stress environments.
Trending and Emerging
- Platform Economy and Gig Work:
There is a growing focus on the platform economy, examining how gig work affects labor rights, organizational structures, and collective action among workers. - Digital Activism and Worker Organization:
Emerging studies explore how digital tools and social media facilitate new forms of worker organization and activism, particularly among marginalized and platform workers. - Intersectionality in Labor Studies:
Research increasingly addresses intersectional issues in labor, including how factors like gender, race, and socio-economic status intersect to shape workers' experiences and struggles. - Resilience and Adaptation in Crises:
The impact of crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, on labor dynamics and worker resilience has become a prominent theme, with studies investigating adaptive strategies in various sectors. - Sustainability and Labor Relations:
There is an emerging interest in the relationship between sustainability practices and labor relations, particularly how transitions towards a circular economy affect workers and unions.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Labor Market Analysis:
There has been a noticeable decline in studies focusing solely on traditional labor market dynamics, such as permanent employment and standard contracts, as attention shifts towards non-standard and gig employment. - Localized Labor Movements:
Research centered on localized or regional labor movements appears to be waning, possibly as global and comparative perspectives gain more traction in understanding labor relations. - Historical Perspectives on Labor Relations:
Themes relating to historical analyses of labor relations are less frequently published, indicating a potential shift towards more contemporary, applied research that addresses current challenges. - Sector-Specific Studies:
While sector-specific studies have been valuable, they seem to be declining in favor of cross-sector analyses that address broader themes affecting multiple industries. - Conventional Labor Law Frameworks:
The traditional frameworks of labor law are receiving less attention, as the journal increasingly focuses on socio-legal perspectives that incorporate ethical considerations and the implications of new technologies.
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