جنبش ها و اعتصابات کارگری در قرن بیست و یکم: دیدگاه جهانی ۲۰۱۸
Workers’ Movements and Strikes in the Twenty-First Century: A Global Perspective 2018

1. Acknowledgements

2. Introduction: The New Upsurge of Strikes—Tendencies, Challenges and Limits

1 Labour Strikes in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia, 1998–2013

2 Space and Strike Diffusion in a Decentralized Authoritarian Country: A Study of the Auto Parts Industry in South China

3 Strikes in Vietnam

4 Making Sense of Legality: Everyday Resistance and Survival Tactics by Undocumented Indian Female Domestic Workers in the United Arab Emirates

5 Against All Odds: Tracing the Struggles of Workers to Form a Union Inside a Special Economic Zone in Tamil Nadu, India

6 Mass Strikes in the Brazilian Construction Sector, 2011–2014

7 Conflicts around Subcontracted Workers in Chile’s Copper Mining Sector

8 The United States: Worker Agency and Innovation in the Midst of Crisis

9 Strike Movements and Popular Class Struggles in Burkina Faso

10 Mass Strikes in Nigeria, 2000–2015: Struggling against Neo-Liberal Hegemony

11 Strikes, Bread Riots and Blockades: Mozambican Workers and Communities in Resistance

12 The Strike Wave of 2015 in Germany

13 The Politics of Striking: On the Shifting Dynamics of Workers’ Struggles in Britain

14 Austerity and Labour Resistance: The Shifting Shape of Strikes in Spain

15 Gender and Precarity in Crisis-Ridden Greece

16 The Strike Movement and Labour Protests in Russia

19. Index

20. About the Editors and Contributors