
Explore the impact of colonial institutions on Colombia's long-term development, focusing on the encomienda system and its lasting effects on state capacity and economic outcomes.

Análisis histórico y de género del fenómeno de la "España vaciada", explorando sus raíces, impacto desigual y perspectivas futuras para las zonas rurales y sus habitantes.

Explorez l'évolution de l'égalité femmes-hommes et des codes vestimentaires au travail avec un expert RH, offrant un aperçu des changements sociaux et professionnels des dernières décennies.

Exploring prison reform, activism, and abolition through the lens of the 1973 Walpole prison takeover. Experts discuss historical events and their relevance to contemporary movements for justice and incarceration reform.

Exploring the 1973 Walpole prison takeover by inmates, its impact on prison reform, and connections to the abolitionist movement. Features firsthand accounts and expert perspectives on this historic event.

Explore how court decisions shape American work lives, from union rights to gig economy regulations. Legal and economic experts discuss the evolving balance between worker and employer interests.

Exploring collective bargaining as a tool for improving work conditions, addressing discrimination, and strengthening democracy. Authors discuss new forms of worker organizing to build an economy that benefits all.

Explore the history and impact of the National Labor Relations Act, its role in shaping worker rights, and its relevance to modern labor movements and the future of work.

Explore the path to becoming a union Ironworker with insights from the apprenticeship coordinator at Local 397 in Tampa. Learn about the trade, union benefits, and requirements for joining this skilled profession.

Exploring how workplace democracy, employee ownership, and expanded economic rights could revitalize faith in democratic systems and foster active citizenship beyond the political sphere.

Pulitzer Prize-winner David Leonhardt explores America's economic history, from the Great Depression to today's challenges, seeking ways to revitalize the American Dream and address current stagnation.

Exploring strategies to ensure quality employment for all, addressing challenges in wages, benefits, and job security across diverse communities and industries in the United States.

Exploration of the changing employer-employee relationship in America, from post-WWII loyalty to modern instability, through the lens of major corporations and their impact on the middle class.

Exploring strategies for fair compensation across organizational levels, addressing pay equity, financial security, and profit sharing to promote equality and economic stability.

Exploring worker voice in corporate governance: challenges, opportunities, and potential impacts on leadership and capitalism in the face of global crises and changing expectations.

Explore the diverse forms of worker power, examining how class, race, gender, and occupation influence workers' voices in the changing landscape of U.S. labor dynamics.

Exploring corporate resistance to worker power and unions, discussing potential shifts in business leadership's approach to sharing power with the modern workforce.

Explore innovative approaches to business-labor relations, focusing on collaboration and shared prosperity. Hear from progressive business leaders and union representatives on fostering positive worker relationships.

Explores conflicting worker views on workplace automation, proposing designers as facilitators of inclusive solidarity to shape automation technologies and address power issues.

Explore the unionization process, its motivations, and implications for software developers in the post-pandemic workplace.

Explore data externalities through case studies, examining privacy values, excessive sharing, low reimbursements, and data substitutability. Discuss collective bargaining as a potential solution.