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The Dutch Labor Movement as a Slowly Sinking Ship
In the summer of 2025, I was asked by Sociologie Magazine to contribute a short essay on the political impact and role of labor unions in the Netherlands, with a particular focus on membership, legitimacy and future scenarios. Sociologie Magazine targets a general (Dutch) readership that is interest
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