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213 Labor movements and the State: What happens when political allies take power?

Thursday, August 2, 2012: 9:00 AM-10:30 AM
OB 29 (Faculty of Economics)

RC44 Labor Movements (host committee)
Session Organizers:
Ruy BRAGA, University of New Mexico, USA and Ruy BRAGA, University of S�o Paulo, Brazil
Chair:
Ruy BRAGA, University of S�o Paulo, Brazil
Discussant:
Ruy BRAGA, University of S�o Paulo, Brazil
213.1
When your friend asks you for moderation. New challenges for the argentine unions. The case of the Teamsters Federation
Bel�n FERNANDEZ MILMANDA, CONICET/UTDT, Argentina; Enzo BENES, CONICET/UBA, Argentina

213.2
The Brazilian trade unionism during Lula administration
Andreia GALVAO, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil

213.3
Syndicats, partis, �tats en europe�: Entre action de classe et conciliation sociale
Jean-Fran�ois LIBOTTE, UCL, Belgium; S�bastien ANTOINE, UCL, Belgium

213.4
Labor politics in the United States and South Africa
Marcel PARET, University of California-Berkeley, USA

213.5
Contesting la concertacion: Working-class demobilization and the production of oppositional political subjectivities in Chile's �democracia del libre mercado'
Caitlin FOX-HODESS, University of California, Berkeley, USA

213.6
Unfolding contradictions in the Zuma movement, South Africa, through the eyes of public sector strikers
Claire CERUTI, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

213.7
Reconfiguraci�n de la clase obrera y respuesta sindical en Argentina y Brasil frente a los actuales procesos de renovaci�n pol�tica (2003-2011)
Paula LENGUITA, CEIL, Conicet, Argentina; Marco Aur�lio SANTANA, IFCS, UFRJ, Brazil; Juan MONTES CAT�, CEIL, CONICET, Argentina

213.8
L�mites y posibilidades del sindicalismo en el contexto de una alianza pol�tica (Distributed Paper)
Santiago DUHALDE, CIEP-UNCPBA / UBA / CONICET, Argentina

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