Vol. 33 No. 2 (2021)

Dossier - Transnational labor struggles and political repertoires

Presentation to the Dossier: political repertoires in transnational labor struggles and new forms of global labor governance

Leonardo Mello e Silva, Elísio Estanque, Hermes Augusto Costa

05-14
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Building a regional solidarity network of transnational activists: An African case study

Warren McGregor, Edward Webster

15-36
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Global Economic Planning as a Challenge for the Labour Movement

Jörg Nowak

37-56
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The globalization of Just Transition in the world of labour: politics of scale and scope

Dimitris Stevis

57-77
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Conditionality and trade union action in the promotion and defence of workers’ rights: the Spanish case

Fernando Elorza Guerrero, Manuel García Muñoz

79-100
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The International Labor Movement as an agent of change: temporary foreign workers and union renewal in Asia

Michele Ford

101-121
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Warring Brothers: Constructing Komatsu’s and Caterpillar’s Globalization

Caleb Goods, Andrew Herod, Bradon Ellem, Al Rainnie

123-142
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Two forms of transnational organizing: Mapping the strategies of Global Union Federations

Stefan Schmalz, Teresa Conrow, Dina Feller, Maurício Rombaldi

143-162
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Cross-border Trade Union Networks in Transnational Corporation: A comparison between sectors

Ricardo Framil Filho, Katiuscia Moreno Galhera, Leonardo Mello e Silva

163-182
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Digital communication as a global challenge for trade unions: lessons from Brazil and Portugal

Hermes Augusto Costa, Bia Carneiro

183-208
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Labor and informal work in North-South relations: a study on Iberian countries and Latin-America

Elísio Estanque, Víctor F. Climent

209-229
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Platform workers in Latin America: transnational logics and regional resistances?

Pablo Miguez, Nicolas Diana Menendez

231-251
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Labour and globalisation: complexity and transformation

Ronaldo Munck

253-266
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Articles

Culture and society in the first Critical Theory

Ricardo Musse

267-288
- PDF (Portuguese)
Memory and military dictatorship: remembering human rights violations

Myrian Sepúlveda dos Santos

289-309
- PDF (Portuguese)
The end of the old division? Public and private in the internet age

Luis Felipe Miguel, Adriana Veloso Meireles

311-329
- PDF (Portuguese)
Women in the Social Economy: at the heart of action, far from the decision

Alcides A. Monteiro

331-349
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To “decolonize” the common: a critical essay on the work of Dardot and Laval

Rafael Afonso da Silva

351-370
- PDF (Portuguese)

Interview

The (auto)biographical method: interview with Jean Peneff

Christophe Brochier, Luciano Rodrigues Costa

371-385
- PDF (Portuguese)

Reviews

Sedicion by art

Luiz Armando Bagolin

387-392
- PDF (Portuguese)

Full Issue

Dossier - Transnational labor struggles and political repertoires

Presentation to the Dossier: political repertoires in transnational labor struggles and new forms of global labor governance

Building a regional solidarity network of transnational activists: An African case study

Global Economic Planning as a Challenge for the Labour Movement

The globalization of Just Transition in the world of labour: politics of scale and scope

Conditionality and trade union action in the promotion and defence of workers’ rights: the Spanish case

The International Labor Movement as an agent of change: temporary foreign workers and union renewal in Asia

Warring Brothers: Constructing Komatsu’s and Caterpillar’s Globalization

Two forms of transnational organizing: Mapping the strategies of Global Union Federations

Cross-border Trade Union Networks in Transnational Corporation: A comparison between sectors

Digital communication as a global challenge for trade unions: lessons from Brazil and Portugal

Labor and informal work in North-South relations: a study on Iberian countries and Latin-America

Platform workers in Latin America: transnational logics and regional resistances?

Labour and globalisation: complexity and transformation

Articles

Culture and society in the first Critical Theory

Memory and military dictatorship: remembering human rights violations

The end of the old division? Public and private in the internet age

Women in the Social Economy: at the heart of action, far from the decision

To “decolonize” the common: a critical essay on the work of Dardot and Laval

Interview

The (auto)biographical method: interview with Jean Peneff

Reviews

Sedicion by art

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