The Cambridge Handbook of Labor and Democracy
Herausgeber: Barenberg, Mark; Cornell, Angela B.
The Cambridge Handbook of Labor and Democracy
Herausgeber: Barenberg, Mark; Cornell, Angela B.
- Broschiertes Buch
- Merkliste
- Auf die Merkliste
- Bewerten Bewerten
- Teilen
- Produkt teilen
- Produkterinnerung
- Produkterinnerung
The connection between organized labor and democracy in contemporary global politics is not well understood. This handbook fills that gap by exploring the role of labor in constructing democratic regimes; deepening democracy by expanding social and economic citizenship rights; and defending democracy against authoritarian challenges.
Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
- William B. Gould IVFor Labor To Build Upon32,99 €
- Joseph A. Seiner (University of South Carolina)The Virtual Workplace32,99 €
- Susan Bisom-RappLifetime Disadvantage, Discrimination and the Gendered Workforce97,99 €
- Kerri Lynn Stone (Florida International University)Panes of the Glass Ceiling36,99 €
- Rebecca ZahnNew Labour Laws in Old Member States117,99 €
- Tristin K. GreenDiscrimination Laundering38,99 €
- Professors in the Gig Economy41,99 €
-
-
-
The connection between organized labor and democracy in contemporary global politics is not well understood. This handbook fills that gap by exploring the role of labor in constructing democratic regimes; deepening democracy by expanding social and economic citizenship rights; and defending democracy against authoritarian challenges.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Cambridge Law Handbooks
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 718g
- ISBN-13: 9781009374705
- ISBN-10: 1009374702
- Artikelnr.: 67791843
- Cambridge Law Handbooks
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 718g
- ISBN-13: 9781009374705
- ISBN-10: 1009374702
- Artikelnr.: 67791843
Introduction Angela B. Cornell; Part I. Labor and Democracy: Theory and
Practice: 1. A new labor law for deep democracy: from social democracy to
democratic socialism Mark Barenberg; 2. Labor and democracy: constructing,
deepening, and defending citizenship rights Kenneth M. Roberts; 3. Labor's
obstacles and democracy's demise Angela B. Cornell; 4. Right-wing populism,
illiberal democracy, trade unions, and workers' rights Keith D. Ewing; Part
II. History, Politics, and Law: 5. Sectoral bargaining in the United
States: historical roots of a twenty-first century renewal Nelson
Lichtenstein; 6. The lever and the fulcrum: organizing and bargaining for
democracy and the common good Stephen Lerner, Sarita Gupta, Lauren Jacobs,
Joseph A. McCartin, and Marilyn Sneiderman; 7. 'Industrial democracy' in
the United States, past and present Wilma B. Liebman; 8. Holding on: the
decline of organized labor in the U.S. in historical perspective and the
implications for democracy Timothy J. Minchin; 9. Unions and the democratic
first amendment Charlotte Garden; Part III. Labor, Diversity, and
Democracy: 10. Coming apart: how union decline and workplace disintegration
imperil democracy Cynthia Estlund; 11. Unions can help white workers become
more racially tolerant Paul Frymer, Jacob M. Grumbach, and Thomas
Ogorzalek; 12. Attacking democracy through immigration workplace raids Bill
Ong Hing; 13. The care crisis: covid-19, labor feminism, and democracy
Debora Dinner; Part IV. Country and Regional Perspectives: 14. Labor,
workers' rights, and democracy in Latin America Mark Anner; 15. African
perspectives on labor rights as enhancers of democratic governance Evance
Kalula and Chanda Chungu; 16. Why workers often oppose democracy David Ost;
17. Reclaiming democracy: the challenge facing labor in India Anibel
Ferus-Comelo; 18. A critical assessment of democratic labor unionism in
South Korea from a feminist standpoint Jaok Kwon; Part V. Labor and
Democracy Sectoral Case Studies: Platform Workers, Higher Education, and
the Care Industry: 19. Pursuing democratic depth in an age of multinational
power and soft labor law: the case of platform worker protests Julia López
López; 20. Corporatization of higher education: a crisis of labor and
democracy Risa L. Lieberwitz; 21. The fissured welfare state: care work,
democracy, and public-private governance Gabriel Winant.
Practice: 1. A new labor law for deep democracy: from social democracy to
democratic socialism Mark Barenberg; 2. Labor and democracy: constructing,
deepening, and defending citizenship rights Kenneth M. Roberts; 3. Labor's
obstacles and democracy's demise Angela B. Cornell; 4. Right-wing populism,
illiberal democracy, trade unions, and workers' rights Keith D. Ewing; Part
II. History, Politics, and Law: 5. Sectoral bargaining in the United
States: historical roots of a twenty-first century renewal Nelson
Lichtenstein; 6. The lever and the fulcrum: organizing and bargaining for
democracy and the common good Stephen Lerner, Sarita Gupta, Lauren Jacobs,
Joseph A. McCartin, and Marilyn Sneiderman; 7. 'Industrial democracy' in
the United States, past and present Wilma B. Liebman; 8. Holding on: the
decline of organized labor in the U.S. in historical perspective and the
implications for democracy Timothy J. Minchin; 9. Unions and the democratic
first amendment Charlotte Garden; Part III. Labor, Diversity, and
Democracy: 10. Coming apart: how union decline and workplace disintegration
imperil democracy Cynthia Estlund; 11. Unions can help white workers become
more racially tolerant Paul Frymer, Jacob M. Grumbach, and Thomas
Ogorzalek; 12. Attacking democracy through immigration workplace raids Bill
Ong Hing; 13. The care crisis: covid-19, labor feminism, and democracy
Debora Dinner; Part IV. Country and Regional Perspectives: 14. Labor,
workers' rights, and democracy in Latin America Mark Anner; 15. African
perspectives on labor rights as enhancers of democratic governance Evance
Kalula and Chanda Chungu; 16. Why workers often oppose democracy David Ost;
17. Reclaiming democracy: the challenge facing labor in India Anibel
Ferus-Comelo; 18. A critical assessment of democratic labor unionism in
South Korea from a feminist standpoint Jaok Kwon; Part V. Labor and
Democracy Sectoral Case Studies: Platform Workers, Higher Education, and
the Care Industry: 19. Pursuing democratic depth in an age of multinational
power and soft labor law: the case of platform worker protests Julia López
López; 20. Corporatization of higher education: a crisis of labor and
democracy Risa L. Lieberwitz; 21. The fissured welfare state: care work,
democracy, and public-private governance Gabriel Winant.
Introduction Angela B. Cornell; Part I. Labor and Democracy: Theory and
Practice: 1. A new labor law for deep democracy: from social democracy to
democratic socialism Mark Barenberg; 2. Labor and democracy: constructing,
deepening, and defending citizenship rights Kenneth M. Roberts; 3. Labor's
obstacles and democracy's demise Angela B. Cornell; 4. Right-wing populism,
illiberal democracy, trade unions, and workers' rights Keith D. Ewing; Part
II. History, Politics, and Law: 5. Sectoral bargaining in the United
States: historical roots of a twenty-first century renewal Nelson
Lichtenstein; 6. The lever and the fulcrum: organizing and bargaining for
democracy and the common good Stephen Lerner, Sarita Gupta, Lauren Jacobs,
Joseph A. McCartin, and Marilyn Sneiderman; 7. 'Industrial democracy' in
the United States, past and present Wilma B. Liebman; 8. Holding on: the
decline of organized labor in the U.S. in historical perspective and the
implications for democracy Timothy J. Minchin; 9. Unions and the democratic
first amendment Charlotte Garden; Part III. Labor, Diversity, and
Democracy: 10. Coming apart: how union decline and workplace disintegration
imperil democracy Cynthia Estlund; 11. Unions can help white workers become
more racially tolerant Paul Frymer, Jacob M. Grumbach, and Thomas
Ogorzalek; 12. Attacking democracy through immigration workplace raids Bill
Ong Hing; 13. The care crisis: covid-19, labor feminism, and democracy
Debora Dinner; Part IV. Country and Regional Perspectives: 14. Labor,
workers' rights, and democracy in Latin America Mark Anner; 15. African
perspectives on labor rights as enhancers of democratic governance Evance
Kalula and Chanda Chungu; 16. Why workers often oppose democracy David Ost;
17. Reclaiming democracy: the challenge facing labor in India Anibel
Ferus-Comelo; 18. A critical assessment of democratic labor unionism in
South Korea from a feminist standpoint Jaok Kwon; Part V. Labor and
Democracy Sectoral Case Studies: Platform Workers, Higher Education, and
the Care Industry: 19. Pursuing democratic depth in an age of multinational
power and soft labor law: the case of platform worker protests Julia López
López; 20. Corporatization of higher education: a crisis of labor and
democracy Risa L. Lieberwitz; 21. The fissured welfare state: care work,
democracy, and public-private governance Gabriel Winant.
Practice: 1. A new labor law for deep democracy: from social democracy to
democratic socialism Mark Barenberg; 2. Labor and democracy: constructing,
deepening, and defending citizenship rights Kenneth M. Roberts; 3. Labor's
obstacles and democracy's demise Angela B. Cornell; 4. Right-wing populism,
illiberal democracy, trade unions, and workers' rights Keith D. Ewing; Part
II. History, Politics, and Law: 5. Sectoral bargaining in the United
States: historical roots of a twenty-first century renewal Nelson
Lichtenstein; 6. The lever and the fulcrum: organizing and bargaining for
democracy and the common good Stephen Lerner, Sarita Gupta, Lauren Jacobs,
Joseph A. McCartin, and Marilyn Sneiderman; 7. 'Industrial democracy' in
the United States, past and present Wilma B. Liebman; 8. Holding on: the
decline of organized labor in the U.S. in historical perspective and the
implications for democracy Timothy J. Minchin; 9. Unions and the democratic
first amendment Charlotte Garden; Part III. Labor, Diversity, and
Democracy: 10. Coming apart: how union decline and workplace disintegration
imperil democracy Cynthia Estlund; 11. Unions can help white workers become
more racially tolerant Paul Frymer, Jacob M. Grumbach, and Thomas
Ogorzalek; 12. Attacking democracy through immigration workplace raids Bill
Ong Hing; 13. The care crisis: covid-19, labor feminism, and democracy
Debora Dinner; Part IV. Country and Regional Perspectives: 14. Labor,
workers' rights, and democracy in Latin America Mark Anner; 15. African
perspectives on labor rights as enhancers of democratic governance Evance
Kalula and Chanda Chungu; 16. Why workers often oppose democracy David Ost;
17. Reclaiming democracy: the challenge facing labor in India Anibel
Ferus-Comelo; 18. A critical assessment of democratic labor unionism in
South Korea from a feminist standpoint Jaok Kwon; Part V. Labor and
Democracy Sectoral Case Studies: Platform Workers, Higher Education, and
the Care Industry: 19. Pursuing democratic depth in an age of multinational
power and soft labor law: the case of platform worker protests Julia López
López; 20. Corporatization of higher education: a crisis of labor and
democracy Risa L. Lieberwitz; 21. The fissured welfare state: care work,
democracy, and public-private governance Gabriel Winant.