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Janice Fine

Janice Fine is Associate Professor of Labor Studies and Employment Relations at Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations. She is also Senior Fellow for Organizing and Policy at the Center for Community Change.

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New Directions for Campaign Finance Reform
David Donnelly, Janice Fine, Ellen S. Miller

Forum Responses

In early April I was invited to sit in on a planning call with worker rights organizations and unions for a May Day general strike. May Day has not traditionally been a...
Janice Fine
In the days leading up to the Brexit vote I was in the United Kingdom, first in London and then some of the smaller cities and towns of southwest England in the...
Janice Fine

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