RC44 Labor Movements

Program Coordinators:

Prof. Michele FORD, PhD, The University of Sydney, Australia, michele.ford@sydney.edu.au

Joerg NOWAK, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil, joerg.nowak@gmx.de


Sessions:


Against Solidarity and Unions

Beyond Employment: Safe Rates and Trade Union Rights In Global Road Transport

Disruption and Mobilization In Turbulent Times: Future Imagination

Geopolitics and Labor In Asia

Grounding Labour Governance In Global Production Networks

Labour In Digital Capitalism

Labour, Power, and Politics

Migrant Worker Unionization and Inequalities

Migration and Labor In the Age of Enhanced Surveillance

Resisting Authoritarianism: What Can be Done By the Labor Movement?

Roundtable 1

Roundtable 2

Solidarity Forever: The Role of Art and Music In Building Labor Movements

Technology and Labour In the New Digital Era

The Persistence of Protest: Labor and Social Movements In South Korea

Transforming Workers’ Education for Social Justice In Turbulent Times

With Palestine In Mind: Imperialism and Social Movements In the Twenty First Century

With Palestine In Mind: Popular Resistances to the American- Israeli Wars on West Asia