Work Organisation, Labour and Globalisation

Volume 2, Issue 1
01 April 2008
Work Organisation, Labour & Globalisation
Pluto Journals

Table of contents

Break or weld? trade union responses to global value chain restructuring1
Globalisation and trade unions: towards a multi-level strategy?11
Trade unions and worker movements in the North American communications industries24
Multinationals' Policies and Local Responses: findings from cross-national case studies in Germany, France and the USA38
Risking relegation or staying in the first league? industrial relations and enterprise restructuring in Germany under the impact of globalisation and financialisation62
Brazilian unions face globalisation: learning to negotiate in regional blocs and global networks83
New industrial areas, old workers’ solidarities: the browning of the auto industry multinationals’ green field sites in Brazil95
Technomadic Work: From Promotional Vision to WashTech's Opposition104
Towards strategies for making offshore outsourcing economically and socially sustainable117
South African trade unions and globalisation: going for the ‘high road’, getting stuck on the ‘low road’133
Solidarity across cyberspace: Internet campaigning, labour activism and the remaking of trade union internationalism152
The Movement for the Abolition of Child Labour as an Example of a Transnational Network Movement165
Review article: reflections on international labour studies in the UK180