Where Are the Unions?
Workers and Social Movements in Latin America, the Middle East and Europe
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Author
Publication
2017 - Bloomsbury Academic & Professional
Language
English
Word Count
70,750 words, Guess
Page Count
283 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139781783609895
- ISBN-101783609893
- Better World Books9781783609895
- Open LibraryOL37264378M
Classifications
- LCCHM883
Description
The start of the 21st Century has been marked by global demands for economic justice. From the wave that swept through Latin America in the early 2000s, and the Arab revolutions from 2011, to the Occupy and anti-austerity movements in Europe and North America, the last 20 years have witnessed the birth of a new type of mass mobilisation. 'Where are the Unions?' compares, for the first time, the challenges faced by movements in Latin America, the Arab world and Europe. Workers' strikes and protests played a critical role in these mass movements, yet their role is significantly underestimated in many narratives of these events. This book focuses on the complex interactions between organised workers, the unemployed, self-employed, youth, students and the state, and critically assesses the concept of the 'precariat'. With contributions from across four continents, this is the most comprehensive look at the global context of mass mobilisation in the 21st Century.
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