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I removed the two inaccurte references tags. This article contains four inline citations, all from reputable third-party sources. That is clearly citing sources. -
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Ruth's more recent work in books like L.A. Story elicited debate among labor studies scholars who were interested in the relationship between leadership in labor organizations and labor union revitalization. Though the present 'research' section of this article makes mention of this, it cites no sources. The section also makes no mention of even more recent work Ruth has completed on precarious workers, which as absorbed most of her time since the early to mid-2010s. The research section of this article should be updated to account for these.
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I removed the two inaccurte references tags. This article contains four inline citations, all from reputable third-party sources. That is clearly citing sources. -
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Research
Ruth's more recent work in books like L.A. Story elicited debate among labor studies scholars who were interested in the relationship between leadership in labor organizations and labor union revitalization. Though the present 'research' section of this article makes mention of this, it cites no sources. The section also makes no mention of even more recent work Ruth has completed on precarious workers, which as absorbed most of her time since the early to mid-2010s. The research section of this article should be updated to account for these.
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