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Labour and its discontents – web-exclusive package

| Mar 19, 2015

Labour and its discontents - Himal Southasian Vol 28 No 1
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We are excited to announce that our next print issue Labour and Its Discontents (Vol 28 No 1) is now out in print and digital formats. Complementing the quarterly, here are articles from our web-exclusive series on labour in Southasia. You can get more updates by following us on Facebook or Twitter.

Anumeha Yadav on the unrest at Maruti Suzuki plants (from the quarterly)

Neil Merrett on Bangladeshi labourers in the Maldives (from the quarterly)

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta and Jyotirmoy Chaudhuri on how much journalists should be paid

Sushovan Dhar on Assam’s tea-garden workers

Joseph Allchin on collective-bargaining rights in Bangladesh.

Check the contents of the quarterly issue here.

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