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Comparative Labor Law & Policy Journal

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The Enduring Relevance of the Right to Strike: Arguments for Further Legal Protection and Regulatory Reform

Tonia Novitz, Katherine Fitzpatrick, and Jeffrey Vogt

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Privacy and the Right to (Dis)connect

Hugh Collins

467

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It Takes Three to Tango: Labour Law, Data Protection, and Collective Voice for the Regulation of New Technologies in the Workplace

Emanuele Dagnino

651

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Labour Against the Law? Contesting the Restrictive Norms of Industrial Legality Through Unlawful Strikes

Eric Tucker

342

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Data-Driven Collective Rights

Tomer Shadmy

619

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Lost in Translation: Is Data Protection Labour Law Protection?

Michele Molè

553

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The Fragmentation and Complexity of Labour Law, Effective Protections, and Better Work: An Analytical Framework

Dalia Gesualdi-Fecteau, Richard Johnstone, and Geneviève Richard

17

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Bring Your Own Device — Now Hand It Over! Rescuing Workers’ Privacy During Data Searches

Virginia Mantouvalou and Michael Veale

487

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Turning Up the Heat: The Right to Strike and the Climate Crisis

Jeffrey Vogt and Ruwan Subasinghe

424

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Strike Law and Workers’ Power Resources in Global Supply Chains and Platform Giants

Judy Fudge and Hila Shamir

370

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