Labour / income economics

This book investigates the critical phenomenon of reverse migration during the COVID-19 pandemic in India, revealing the lived experiences of reverse migrant workers amid unprecedented social and economic upheaval.

This book investigates the critical phenomenon of reverse migration during the COVID-19 pandemic in India, revealing the lived experiences of reverse migrant workers amid unprecedented social and economic upheaval.

Youth Unemployment (1985) investigates the sustained rise in the level of youth unemployment in the 1980s.

Trade Signs and their Origin (1957) surveys the history and usage of traders' signs in Britain.

Technological Growth and Social Change (1969) examines the changes to society brought about by rapid developmental changes.

Trade Signs and their Origin (1957) surveys the history and usage of traders' signs in Britain.

Social Economics (1922) argues that the organisation of economic society is better based on cooperation than competition as it examines the nature and types of industrial organisation, the world of finance, trade unions and labour organisation, and pay for work.

State and Economy in Contemporary Capitalism (1979) bridges the gap between practiced concerns and the abstract nature of theories surrounding the function of the state in advanced capitalist societies.

Technological Growth and Social Change (1969) examines the changes to society brought about by rapid developmental changes.

There has been an exponential rise in global gig economy work.

Technology and the Welfare State (1991) explores the relationship between technological innovation, welfare and levels of economic activity.

Social Economics (1922) argues that the organisation of economic society is better based on cooperation than competition as it examines the nature and types of industrial organisation, the world of finance, trade unions and labour organisation, and pay for work.

State Enterprise (1971) examines nationalized industries and their political control.

Youth Unemployment (1985) investigates the sustained rise in the level of youth unemployment in the 1980s.

The USSR (1948) examines the social and economic make-up of the Soviet Union in the years following the Second World War.

States of Emergency (1983) examines the co-ordinated Government planning in Britain to counter major strikes in vital industries, an effort that began in earnest during the aftermath of the First World War.

Tradefull Merchants (1981) surveys the range of English literature from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries and explores the successive new lights in which the commercial character has been depicted in poetry, drama and fiction, and thus in society at large.

Tradefull Merchants (1981) surveys the range of English literature from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries and explores the successive new lights in which the commercial character has been depicted in poetry, drama and fiction, and thus in society at large.

There has been an exponential rise in global gig economy work.

Social Clauses and International Trade (1983) provides a comprehensive survey of working standards in international trade: the clauses in international trade agreements that call for minimum standards for those working to produce the goods being traded.

State Enterprise (1971) examines nationalized industries and their political control.

In an era where gender equality remains elusive despite significant strides, women's empowerment is more relevant than ever.

States of Emergency (1983) examines the co-ordinated Government planning in Britain to counter major strikes in vital industries, an effort that began in earnest during the aftermath of the First World War.

State Responsiveness and State Activism (1989) provides a unique comparative account of some of the most fundamental social changes that have taken place in the western world and the role played in these changes by the state.

The USSR (1948) examines the social and economic make-up of the Soviet Union in the years following the Second World War.

Social Clauses and International Trade (1983) provides a comprehensive survey of working standards in international trade: the clauses in international trade agreements that call for minimum standards for those working to produce the goods being traded.

State and Economy in Contemporary Capitalism (1979) bridges the gap between practiced concerns and the abstract nature of theories surrounding the function of the state in advanced capitalist societies.

Technology and the Welfare State (1991) explores the relationship between technological innovation, welfare and levels of economic activity.

State Responsiveness and State Activism (1989) provides a unique comparative account of some of the most fundamental social changes that have taken place in the western world and the role played in these changes by the state.

In an era where gender equality remains elusive despite significant strides, women's empowerment is more relevant than ever.

Workers Without Companies contributes to the debate on the future of work in a productive landscape that is now global, while ways of working diversify at an unprecedented pace.

Workers Without Companies contributes to the debate on the future of work in a productive landscape that is now global, while ways of working diversify at an unprecedented pace.

This book explores the dynamic relationship between housing tenure, employment status, and market outcomes through the lens of search-and-matching models.

Winner of the 2014 Choice Outstanding Academic Title AwardAsian women are often labelled with biased stereotypical images, ranging from "e;subordinate housewife"e; to "e;migrant domestic maid,"e; and "e;overseas bride.

Automation in industrial sectors is already a well-developed topic in management, economics, and sociology literature.

This book explores the dynamic relationship between housing tenure, employment status, and market outcomes through the lens of search-and-matching models.