Reconstruction of Workers' Mobilization in Turkey - Voyvoda, Ne e
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This book examines the workers mobilization in Turkey in 1989 which is known as the Spring Demonstrations. 1989 also saw the beginning of a widespread labor movement triggered by the blocking of collective bargaining brought about by the uncooperative stances of employer and employee unions. Surprisingly, given the spontaneous, local, and autonomous nature of the demonstrations, they resulted in not insignificant improvements in the working conditions of the masses. The salient characteristics of the demonstrations are that it was the first mass workers mobilization after the military…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book examines the workers mobilization in Turkey in 1989 which is known as the Spring Demonstrations. 1989 also saw the beginning of a widespread labor movement triggered by the blocking of collective bargaining brought about by the uncooperative stances of employer and employee unions. Surprisingly, given the spontaneous, local, and autonomous nature of the demonstrations, they resulted in not insignificant improvements in the working conditions of the masses. The salient characteristics of the demonstrations are that it was the first mass workers mobilization after the military intervention in 1980. Workers found different types of demonstrations in order to show their grievances. The experience of the workers during the transformation of the labor market and during the mobilization is the main focus of the book.
Autorenporträt
Ne¿e Voyvoda completed her BA degrees in Sociology at ¿stanbul Bilgi University. After receiving her M.A. on the History of Modern Turkey from the Ataturk Institute at Bogazici University, she is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the same institute and research assistant at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University.