Solidarität und Skepsis - Flucht, Migration und soziale Frage aus der Sicht gewerkschaftlich Engagierter
Ulrich Brinkmann,
Maren Hassan-Beik and
Lukas Zappino
WSI-Mitteilungen, 2019, vol. 72, issue 3, 202-211
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In this article the relationship between trade unions and right-wing populism is examined on the basis of a previously little researched group of active unionists – members who, according to the theory, operate between the structure of union employees and members in the workforce and thus exercise a specific pivotal function. The study is exploratory and combines qualitative and quantitative survey methods. Despite clear signs of growing precarity and uncertainty, and in addition to an eroding basis of trust in politics, an unbroken (or newly re-kindled) conflict orientation can be identified. Thus, trade unions are the major hope in the fight against labour-related unreasonable demands and social downgrading. Moreover, the survey brings to light ethnically oriented conflict interpretations and reservations expressed towards refugees, indicating three lines of interpretation. However, the sample as a whole is heterogeneous, which is illustrated by a cluster analysis identifying three groups, each with different worldviews.
Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.5771/0342-300X-2019-3-202
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