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local labour control regime: a standalone construct

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Labor geography

the locally specific set of institutions and practices that regulate the relations between employers and workers in a place.

In labor geography, local labour control regime refers to the locally specific set of institutions and practices that regulate the relations between employers and workers in a place. This meaning comes from Jonas (1996) in Regional Studies.[1]

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References

Jonas, A. E. G. (1996). Local Labour Control Regimes: Uneven Development and the Social Regulation of Production. Regional Studies, 30(4), 323-338. https://doi.org/10.1080/00343409612331349688

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