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Written by Critical Labour Studies
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Saturday, 23 December 2006 |
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It is clear to researchers and activists, both in the trade unions and universities, that a powerful neo-liberal and global capitalism is increasingly shaping the worlds of work and employment. However, just as capitalism has embraced neo-liberal strategies there has emerged a new politics of resistance that is varied and diverse, embracing trade union and socialist organisations, green and ecological protest movements, peace activists, feminists, human rights campaigners and NGOs. It is against this background that Critical Labour Studies aims to bring together researchers and activists to discuss key features of work and employment from a radical and labour focused perspective.
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