European University Institute Library

Labor and global justice, essays on the ethics of labor practices under globalization, edited by Mary C. Rawlinson, Wim Vandekerckhove, Ronald M.S. Commers, and Tim R. Johnston ; foreword by Edward S. Casey

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Labor and global justice

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edited by Mary C. Rawlinson, Wim Vandekerckhove, Ronald M.S. Commers, and Tim R. Johnston ; foreword by Edward S. Casey

essays on the ethics of labor practices under globalization

Putting labor on the global justice agenda: the juggernaut of capital accumulation and the global assault on labor standards / Ronald M.S. Commers -- Meaningful work: labor, gender, and justice after globalization / Mary C. Rawlinson -- Laboring with others / Franc Rottiers -- Trade unionism and theories of global justice / John Pearson -- The collapse of state socialism in the 'Soviet Bloc' and global labor migration / József Böröcz -- Labor migration and justice: an analysis of the labor migration policy of the European Union / Patrick Loobuyck -- Justice for the "other" caregivers: addressing the epistemic dimension of injustice / Zahra Meghani -- Hidden data, hidden victims: trafficking in the context of globalization and labor exploitation: the case of Vietnam / Ramona Vijeyarasa -- Resistance to work and at the workplace: a blind spot for French sociology of work? / Stephen Bouquin -- Global justice norms versus interest representation? British unions and international solidarity / Charles Umney -- Strike, protest, occupy, and vote: austerity politics and resistance to neoliberal social engineering in Greece / Lefteris Kretsos