Consolidated bibliography: Unions and the internet. John Hogan/ 25/10/2003

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Bowers, S (2000). Unions signal rise of the cyber picket line, The Guardian, February 10^th, 2000.

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Carter, C., Clegg, S., Hogan, J. and Kornberger, M. (2003), The Polyphonic Spree: The Case of the Liverpool Dockers, Industrial Relations Journal, 34:4

Castells, Manuel (1997), The Power of Identity, Vol. II of The Information Age: Economy, Society and Culture, Oxford: Blackwell.

Castells, Manuel. 2000. ‘Globalisation and Identity in the Network Society: A Rejoinder to Calhoun, Lyon and Touraine’, Prometheus, No. 4, pp. 109-23.

Chaison, G.(2002) Information Technology: the Threat to Unions, Journal of Labor Research, v. XXIII (2), Spring, pp249-59

Cockfield, S. (2003), Union recruitment and organising on the world wide web, Monash University, Faculty of Business and Economics, Working paper 23/03.http://www.buseco.monash.edu.au/depts/mgt/research/working_papers/2003/wp23-03.pdf

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Darlington, R. (2003) The creation of the E-Union: The use of ICT by British unions, http://www.rogerdarlington.co.uk/E-union.html

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Diamond. W. and Freeman, R. (2002) 'Will unionism prosper in cyberspace? The promise of the internet for employee organisation', British Journal of industrial Relations, 40: 3, 569-596.

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Fiorito, J. (2001), ‘IT, Union organising and detours along the way’, paper produced for the Unions and the Internet Conference, TUC Congress House, London. May 11.

Fiorito, J. Jarley, P. and Delaney, J.T (2003) Information technology, US union organizing and union effectiveness’, British Journal of Industrial Relations, 40: 4, pp 627-658.

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Freeman, RB (2002), The Labour Market in the New Information Economy, Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Volume 18, No. 3

Freeman, RB and Rogers, J (2002), A proposal to American Labor, The Nation, posted June 6^th, 2002, found at http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20020624&s=rogers

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Freeman, RB and Rogers, J (2003), Open Source Unionism: Beyond Exclusive Collective Bargaining, Working USA: Journal of Labor and Society, Fall 2003, Vol 7, No 2

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Greene, A. M., Hogan, J. and Grieco, M. (2000) ‘E-Collectivism: Emergent Opportunities for Renewal’, in B. Stanford-Smith and P. K. Kidd (eds.), E-Business: Key Applications, Processes and Technologies, Omashu.

Greene, A. M., Hogan, J. and Grieco, M. (2001) ‘E-collectivism and Distributed Discourse: New Opportunities for Trade Union Democracy’ paper presented at the TUC/LSE Conference on Unions and the Internet, May 12 2001.

Greene, A. M. and Hogan, J. (2001), Oligarchic Violence in Trade Unions: Challenges in Cyber-Space, Paper presented to the 19^th Standing Conference on Organisational Symbolism, June 30-July 4, 2001, Dublin.

Greene, A. M., Hogan, J. and Grieco, M. (2003) COMMENTARY: E-Collectivism and Distributed Discourse: New Opportunities for Trade Union Democracy, Industrial Relations Journal, 34:4

Greene, A. M. and Hogan, J. (2003) Editorial of Special Edition on Unions and the internet, Industrial Relations Journal, 34:4

Greene, A.M. and Kirton, G (2003), Possibilities for remote participation in trade unions: Mobilising women activists, Industrial Relations Journal, 34:4

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Hodkinson, S. (2001) ‘Reviving trade unionism: globalisation, internationalism, and the internet’ paper delivered at the European Consortium for Political Research meeting, April Grenoble, France.

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Hogan, J. and Grieco, M. (1999) ‘Trade unions on line: technology, transparency and bargaining power’, Paper presented at a Workshop on Cyber Ontology at the University of North London, October, 1999. www.geocities.com/unionsonline

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Lee, E. (1999), From Internet to “International”, paper presented at “Marxism on the Eve of Twenty First Century, 18-21 march 1999, Elgersburg, Germany.

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Lee, E. (1999), Union Busters To Go Cyber, Workers Online, September 10, 1999

Lee, E. (1999), Internet changes rules of the game, CWU Voice, September 1999

Lee, E. (1999), Wizard of the Wires: Profile of Eric Lee by Linda Quinn, CWU Voice, January 1999

Lee, E. (1999), Trade Unions and the net, Education International, May 1999

Lee, E. (1999), Unions Online: The International Dimension, paper presented to Unions 21, February 27^th 1999

Lee, E. (1999), Notes for Speech to the Labor Online 99 Conference New York City, January 16, 1999

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Lee, E. (2000), Online rights and privacy at work: trade union issues

Lee, E. (2000), LabourStart: a communication tool for unions everywhere, posted June 22, 2000, accessed July 28^th 2002 @ http://www.labourstart.org/writings.shtml

Lucore, R.E. (2002), Challenges and Opportunities: Unions confront the New Information Technologies, Journal of Labor Research, v. XXIII(2), Spring, pp 201-214.

Martínez Lucio, M. (2003) New communication systems and trade union politics: A case study of Spanish trade unions and the role of the internet, Industrial Relations Journal, 34:4

Mason, P (2001), 'ReedNUJ.org: How workplace activists used the Internet in a white-collar union recognition campaign', presented to the Unions and the Internet Conference, TUC Congress House, London. May 11.

Mason, P (2001), From a dinosaur to a dotcom? Computer Weekly, May 24, 2001

McCluskey, A (1997), Connecting the workers of the world, Connected (Online magazine)

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Morgan, O (2000) An open shop in the New Economy, The Observer, September 10, 2000

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Pearson, B (2002) Building Unions in the New Millennium. Growing "Grass-Roots" in Cyber-Space. WORKERS ARE THE KEY TO THE LABOR MOVEMENTS FUTURE. Bill Pearson is President, UFCW Local 789. Article accessed on October 20^th 2003, at http://www.669roaddogs.org/files/yawm.htm

Pizzigati, S. Yeentzer, B and Henderson, R.D. (2002), The School of Hard Cyber Knocks: NEA’s Experience, Journal of Labor Research, v. XXIII(2), Spring, pp 175-199.

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Shostak, A.B. (1997) On the Revitalization of the U.S. Labour Movement: can 21^st century CyberUnions be created in Time? Or Will CyberUnions Compute? Conference paper for the Silver Anniversary conference: 25 years of Higher Education Collective Bargaining, April 14-15, 1997 The National Centre for the study of collective bargaining in higher Educationa dn the Professions, Baruch college, CUNY School of Public Affairs

Shostak, A.B. (1999), CyberUnion: Empowering Labor Through Computer Terchnology, M.E. Sharpe, Armonk, New York.

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Taylor, R (2001), Workers Unite on the Internet, Financial Times, May 11, 2001

Townsend, A., Demarie, SM. and Hendrickson, A.R (2001) Information Technology, Unions and the new Organisation: Challenges and opportunities for Union survival Journal of Labor Research, v. XXII(2), Spring 2001, pp 275-286.

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Waterman, P. (2001), Re-inventing the South African labour Movement: Making the desirable possible, Hosted at LabourNet Germany

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