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Conference Session
Conference Session

Conference at Renmin University in Beijing on Crowdwork.

Fri, 07/14/2017 – Mon, 07/17/2017
SMLR Professor Mingwei Liu and Can Ouyang, Ph.D. student at Cornell University, won the AIB Best Paper Award.
SMLR Professor Mingwei Liu and Can Ouyang, Ph.D. student at Cornell University, won the AIB Best Paper Award.

SMLR Professor Mingwei Liu, co-director of the Center for Global Work and Employment, and Can Ouyang, Ph.D. student at Cornell University, won the Best Paper Award in Emerging Economies Research of the Academy of International Business (AIB).

Sun, 07/02/2017 – Wed, 07/05/2017
Representatives from Rutgers and ECUST sign an agreement
Representatives from Rutgers and ECUST sign an agreement

SMLR and East China University of Science and Technology Launch Master Courses Certificate Program.

Sun, 06/25/2017
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Image of Rutgers Shield

Talk by Mingwei Liu.

Tue, 05/02/2017 12:00pm to 2:00pm Rutgers' Labor Education Center
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Image of Rutgers Shield

SMLR’s Center for Global Work and Employment welcomed Christine Gerber and noted German researcher Martin Krzywdzinski from the Berlin Social Science Center to talk about the crowdworking platform economy and what it means for the future of work.

Thu, 03/02/2017
Business People Shaking Hands Globally in Conference Room
Business People Shaking Hands Globally in Conference Room

The evolution of the global economy has entered a new phase. As national boundaries have become more permeable and businesses’ local moorings loosened, increasingly transnational competition has challenged labor market institutions, triggered political realignments and shifted firm-level tasks worldwide. Which strategies have they used to engage with shifting ideas, interests and institutions? What kind of innovations in the governance of work have their efforts engendered?

Wed, 03/16/2016 – Fri, 03/18/2016

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