Organized Labor and Organized Capital

The Fate of Organized Labor

Oskarsson, Sven. 2003. The Fate of Organized Labor: Explaining Unionization, Wage Inequality, and Strikes across Time and Space. Department of Government, Uppsala University. 181 pp. ISBN 91–506–1723–0 The point of departure for this thesis is the divergent fate of organized labor during the last decades in the Western world. Given what we know about actual trends, how are we to explain the var...

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The Evolution of Organized Crime and Labor Racketeering Corruption

Although the government has made strides in the fight against traditional organized crime, new nontraditional organized crime groups have emerged alongside enduring forms of racketeering such as bribery and extortion. The field of organized crime groups has expanded to include new nontraditional, transnational groups from Asia and Eastern Europe among others, in addition to traditional groups l...

Organized Protection against Organized Predatory Crimes

Fighting Organized and Transnational Organized Crime in Canada

Organized and transnational organized crime has become a prominent political issue in Canada, as elsewhere. The topic is understudied in Canadian political science, in part because of the inherent difficulties of research. The paper begins a reflection on the politics of organized and transnational organized crime in Canada. How has the Canadian government responded to the threat of organized a...