【労働とグローバリゼーションの挑戦】
Labour and the Challenges of Globalization – What Prospects For Transnational Solidarity? H 360 p. 08
Bieler, Andreas, Lindberg, Ingemar, Pillay, Devan 著
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Acknowledgements List of Contributors List of Tables List of FiguresList of Abbreviations Foreword: Samir Amin Rebuilding the unity of the'labour front'1. The Future of the Global Working Class: an introduction, byAndreas Bieler, Ingemar Lindberg and Devan Pillay2. The Contested Politics ofGender and Irregular Employment: Revitalizing the South Korean DemocraticLabour Movement, by Jennifer Jihye Chun3. Globalisation and theinformalisation of labour: the case of South Africa, by DevanPillay4. Globalization and Labour in India: Emerging Challenges andResponses, by Praveen Jha5. How China's Migrant Labour is Becomingthe New Proletariat by Wen Tiejun6. The globalisation of capital and itsimpact on the world of formal and informal work: Challenges for and responsesfrom Argentine unions, by Isabel Rauber7. Neoliberal Policies, Labour MarketRestructuring and Social Exclusion: Brazil's Working Class Response, by KjeldJakobsen and Alexandre de Freitas Barbosa8. The Impact of Globalisation onTrade Unions: The Situation in Japan, by Wakana Shuto and MacUrata9. Challenges facing the Canadian Labour Movement in the context ofglobalisation, unemployment and the casualisation of labour, by GeoffBickerton and Jane Stinson10. German trade unions between neo-liberalrestructuring, social partnership and internationalism, by Heiner Dribbuschand Thorsten Schulten11. Swedish unions and Globalisation: labour strategiesin a changing global order, by Andreas Bieler and IngemarLindberg12. Building alliances between formal and informal workers:Experiences from Africa, by Ilda Lindell13. European integration: a strategiclevel for trade union resistance to neo-liberal restructuring and for thepromotion of political alternatives?, by Andreas Bieler and ThorstenSchulten14. A Trade Union Internationalism for the 21st Century: Meeting theChallenges from Above, Below and Beyond, by Peter Waterman15. What futurestrategy for the global working class? The need for a new historical subject,by Andreas Bieler, Ingemar Lindberg and Devan PillayBibliographyIndex
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