Focusing on the triangular relationship of precariousness, trade unions and social movements, this book draws on a range of exciting cases, both comparative and country case studies, in order to understand how the shadow of the crisis still haunts organized labour in Europe.
Focusing on the triangular relationship of precariousness, trade unions and social movements, this book draws on a range of exciting cases, both comparative and country case studies, in order to understand how the shadow of the crisis still haunts organized labour in Europe.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brandon Sommer is Researcher at the International Institute of Social Studies in The Hague.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Confronting Crisis and Precariousness in the European Union Stefan Schmalz Raúl Lorente Antonio Loffredo Johanna Sittel and Brandon Sommer / 2. Precariousness in Europe: Causes Effects and Resistance Klaus Dörre / 3. The Competitive Architecture of European Integration: the European Division of Labour and Locational Competition Stefanie Hürtgen / 4. Nuit Debout and Labour: France's Mobilization against the Neo-liberalization of Labour Law Karel Yon / 5. Italy: Precariousness and Trade Union Strategies after Post-Crisis Labour Market Reforms Giovanni Orlandini and Giulia Frosecchi / 6. The End of the German Model? Labour Conflicts in the German Service Sector Karina Becker Yalcin Kutlu and Stefan Schmalz / 7. Are Trade Unions in Portugal Trapped? Precariousness Work and Detachment Elísio Estanque Dora Fonseca Hermes Augusto Costa and Andreia Santos / 8. No Break from Austerity and Labour Deregulation: Left-wing Crisis Management in Greece Geoff Kennedy and Maria Markantonatou / 9. Labour Protests in Eastern Europe Joachim Becker / 10. Precarity and Counter-movements in the European Semi-peripheries: The Case of Poland Adam Mrozowicki / 11. Precarious Environment: European Trade Unions in a Time of Crises Steffen Lehndorff / 12. Spatialities of Precarity: Young People in the Southern Mediterranean Jörg Gertel / 13. Conclusion: The Failure of Progressive Social Movements as the Breeding Ground for the Far Right? Stefan Schmalz and Brandon Sommer
Introduction: Confronting Crisis and Precariousness in the European Union Stefan Schmalz Raúl Lorente Antonio Loffredo Johanna Sittel and Brandon Sommer / 2. Precariousness in Europe: Causes Effects and Resistance Klaus Dörre / 3. The Competitive Architecture of European Integration: the European Division of Labour and Locational Competition Stefanie Hürtgen / 4. Nuit Debout and Labour: France's Mobilization against the Neo-liberalization of Labour Law Karel Yon / 5. Italy: Precariousness and Trade Union Strategies after Post-Crisis Labour Market Reforms Giovanni Orlandini and Giulia Frosecchi / 6. The End of the German Model? Labour Conflicts in the German Service Sector Karina Becker Yalcin Kutlu and Stefan Schmalz / 7. Are Trade Unions in Portugal Trapped? Precariousness Work and Detachment Elísio Estanque Dora Fonseca Hermes Augusto Costa and Andreia Santos / 8. No Break from Austerity and Labour Deregulation: Left-wing Crisis Management in Greece Geoff Kennedy and Maria Markantonatou / 9. Labour Protests in Eastern Europe Joachim Becker / 10. Precarity and Counter-movements in the European Semi-peripheries: The Case of Poland Adam Mrozowicki / 11. Precarious Environment: European Trade Unions in a Time of Crises Steffen Lehndorff / 12. Spatialities of Precarity: Young People in the Southern Mediterranean Jörg Gertel / 13. Conclusion: The Failure of Progressive Social Movements as the Breeding Ground for the Far Right? Stefan Schmalz and Brandon Sommer
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