Labour Organising under Authoritarian Regimes

Claire Ceruti

doi:10.5771/9783957104090

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Copyright Year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-98542-035-3
ISBN-Online: 978-3-95710-409-0
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Labor and Globalization
Volume: 26
Language: English
Pages: 124
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/InhaltsverzeichnisPages 1 - 8 Download chapter (PDF)
Chapter 1. IntroductionPages 9 - 12
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  1. Covid response: A tragedy of errors
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  2. Duterte’s populist-authoritarian leadership: contentions and contradictions
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  3. A Gramscian perspective on Duterte’s authoritarian and fascist tendencies
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  4. Conclusion
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  1. How Bolsonaro displaced the Workers’ Party
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  2. Unions under threat
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  3. International condemnation
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  1. Industrial relations restructured under totalitarian rule
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  2. The politics of anti-politics: new forms of resistance movement
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  3. Conclusion
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  4. References
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  1. Lacking perspective
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  2. Not just a smokescreen
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  1. The colonial legacy
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  2. Crisis and unionism
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  3. Pressure from the region and beyond
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  1. Court fails essential nurses
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  2. Scores injured, global solidarity
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  1. Violations of human and trade unions’ rights
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  2. Influence of the situation in the region
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  3. Trade union strategies
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  1. Informality and the Zimbabwean economy
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  2. Challenges between informality and unionism
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  1. MLNGO-propelled modular collective action
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3. Chapter 12. Labour activist in exilePages 77 - 80 Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. The negotiations on migrants’ lives
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  2. A solidarity-based solution
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  1. A human rights catastrophe
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  2. Sanctions last time
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  3. The choice we must make
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  1. Extraordinary tools to respond to arrests
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  2. LabourStart online solidarity campaigns
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  3. Challenges of online campaigns
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  1. Labour repression under the Duterte regime
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  2. Instruments of repression
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  3. National and global union actions to fight repression
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  4. Critical factors
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  1. Principles without credibility cannot convince
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  2. Still the best bet
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  3. Human rights: universal with priority for the likeminded
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  4. Competing policy objectives
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  5. Sanctions - the illusionary silver bullet
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  6. What needs to and can be done
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  7. References
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