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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 São Paulo, Brazil
Chair:
Ruy BRAGA, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Discussant:
Ruy BRAGA, University of São Paulo, Brazil
213.1
When your friend asks you for moderation. New challenges for the argentine unions. The case of the Teamsters Federation
Belén 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, États en europe : Entre action de classe et conciliation sociale
Jean-François LIBOTTE, UCL, Belgium; Sébastien 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
Reconfiguración de la clase obrera y respuesta sindical en Argentina y Brasil frente a los actuales procesos de renovación política (2003-2011)
Paula LENGUITA, CEIL, Conicet, Argentina; Marco Aurélio SANTANA, IFCS, UFRJ, Brazil; Juan MONTES CATÓ, CEIL, CONICET, Argentina

213.8
Límites y posibilidades del sindicalismo en el contexto de una alianza política (Distributed Paper)
Santiago DUHALDE, CIEP-UNCPBA / UBA / CONICET, Argentina

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