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Handbook of Research on the Global Political Economy of Work
Edited by Maurizio Atzeni,
Dario Azzellini,
Alessandra Mezzadri,
Phoebe Moore and
Ursula Apitzsch
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This ground-breaking Handbook broadens empirical and theoretical understandings of work, work relations, and workers. It advances a global, intersectional labour studies agenda, laying the foundations for the politically emancipatory project of decolonising the political economy of work.
Keywords: Business and Management; Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781839106576
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Chapters in this book: - Ch 1 Class, labour and the global working class , pp 34-42
- Ronaldo Munck
- Ch 2 Imperialism and labour under neo-liberal globalization , pp 43-52
- Prabhat Patnaik and Utsa Patnaik
- Ch 3 Reserve army, surplus population, classes of labour , pp 53-63
- Henry Bernstein
- Ch 4 Social reproduction, labour exploitation and reproductive struggles for a global political economy of work , pp 64-73
- Alessandra Mezzadri
- Ch 5 Unfree labour in the 21st century? , pp 74-82
- Siobhán McGrath
- Ch 6 World-system, production, and labour , pp 83-93
- Manuela Boatcă
- Ch 7 The proletariat and the revolution , pp 94-111
- Marcel van der Linden
- Ch 8 Analysing the labour process and the global political economy of work , pp 113-125
- Kendra Briken
- Ch 9 Exploitation and global value chains , pp 126-136
- Benjamin Selwyn, Liam Campling, Alessandra Mezzadri, Elena Baglioni, Satoshi Miyamura and Jonathan Pattenden
- Ch 10 Rural-urban circuits of labour in the Global South: reflections on accumulation and social reproduction , pp 137-147
- Praveen Jha and Paris Yeros
- Ch 11 Commoning labour power , pp 149-160
- Dario Azzellini
- Ch 12 Social and solidarity economy and self-management , pp 161-171
- Marcelo Vieta and Ana Inés Heras
- Ch 13 Operaismo: in search of the political economy of subjectivity , pp 172-178
- Gigi Roggero
- Ch 14 The global gig economy: towards a planetary labour market? , pp 179-197
- Mark Graham and Mohammad Amir Anwar
- Ch 15 Workersorganisation, class and collective action in precarious times , pp 198-208
- Maurizio Atzeni
- Ch 16 Workers and labour movements in the fight against climate change , pp 209-218
- Linda Clarke and Melahat Sahin-Dikmen
- Ch 17 Sustainable work: national perspectives and the valorisation of work in Europe , pp 219-230
- Dario Azzellini, Sebastian Brandl and Ingo Matuschek
- Ch 18 Understanding the global political economy of work: insights from labor geography , pp 232-240
- Andrew Herod
- Ch 19 COVID-19, divisions of labor, and workers struggles in the United States: insights from anthropology , pp 241-251
- Sharryn Kasmir
- Ch 20 Global labour history - its promises and hazards , pp 252-265
- Stefano Bellucci
- Ch 21 How the field of industrial relations remains relevant for understanding the global political economy of work , pp 266-278
- Heather Connolly
- Ch 22 Capture, coexistence and valorization of workers mobility across borders , pp 280-291
- Claudia Bernardi
- Ch 23 Periphery-core migrations and the global capitalist agriculture , pp 292-301
- Yoan Molinero-Gerbeau
- Ch 24 Migrant work exploitation and resistance in the Italian countryside: precarious lives between violence and agency , pp 302-311
- Monica Massari
- Ch 25 Extractive humanitarianism: unpaid labour and participatory detention in refugees governmentality , pp 312-321
- Martina Tazzioli
- Ch 26 Problems in protections for working data subjects: becoming strangers to ourselves , pp 323-339
- Phoebe V Moore
- Ch 27 Intensification of labour value extraction under artificial intelligence , pp 340-350
- Baruch Gottlieb
- Ch 28 Class composition in the digitalised gig economy , pp 351-359
- Jamie Woodcock
- Ch 29 Resistance and struggle in the gig economy , pp 360-370
- Vincenzo Maccarrone, Lorenzo Cini and Arianna Tassinari
- Ch 30 Deskilling and diminishing workers autonomy in the digital workplace , pp 371-379
- Saori Shibata
- Ch 31 Exploring the economics of the gig economy: legal arbitrage and employment law , pp 380-390
- Jeremias Adams-Prassl
- Ch 32 Surrogacy as commodified transnational care work , pp 392-400
- Ursula Apitzsch
- Ch 33 Global political economy of care and gender - crisis, extractivism and contestation , pp 401-411
- Christa Wichterich
- Ch 34 Aging societies and migrant labour force in elderly care: the German case , pp 412-421
- Maria Kontos and Minna K. Ruokonen-Engler
- Ch 35 Questioning social reproduction theory: North African working-class migrants in France and their families , pp 422-432
- Catherine Delcroix
- Ch 36 Towards a global political economy of sexwork: evidence of Argentina and Costa Rica , pp 433-443
- Kate Hardy and Megan Rivers-Moore
- Ch 37 Trade unions (ism), social movements and the community: connections and politics , pp 445-457
- Miguel Mart'nez Lucio
- Ch 38 Global unions and transnational labor movement , pp 458-470
- Julia Soul and Cecilia Anigstein
- Ch 39 Evolving forms of organizing workers in the informal economy , pp 471-484
- Jeemol Unni
- Ch 40 The power and politics of precarious resistance , pp 485-494
- Marcel Paret
- Ch 41 Spatial dimensions of strikes , pp 495-502
- Jörg Nowak
- Ch 42 Feminist strike, social reproduction, and debt , pp 503-511
- Verónica Gago and Luc'a Cavallero
- Ch 43 The political economy of extractivism and social struggles in Latin America , pp 512-521
- Tomás Palmisano and Juan Wahren
- Ch 44 Exhaust and switch: labour and the garment industry in global production networks , pp 523-535
- Nikolaus Hammer
- Ch 45 Imperialism and labour: palm industry in the territories of Black communities in the border areas of Colombia and Ecuador (Tumaco-San Lorenzo) , pp 536-545
- Edna Yiced Mart'nez
- Ch 46 Skilled migration, productive forces and the development question in the era of generalized monopolies , pp 546-558
- Ra√∫l Delgado Wise and Mateo Crossa Niell
- Ch 47 Major trends in work at sea: outline of a political economy of maritime labour , pp 559-569
- Jörn Boewe
- Ch 48 Counter-logistics in Po valley region , pp 570-579
- Niccolò Cuppini
- Ch 49 The political economy of labor informality in India: trends, theories and politics , pp 581-590
- Supriya RoyChowdhury
- Ch 50 Informalization of labor in contemporary China , pp 591-601
- Jenny Chan
- Ch 51 Precariousness and push-back: capital circuits, labour markets and working-class politics in South Africa , pp 603-613
- Bridget Kenny
- Ch 52 Work and exploitation in Ethiopia and beyond , pp 614-624
- Samuel Andreas Admasie
- Ch 53 Working-class conditions and resistances in the context of austerity in Argentina , pp 626-641
- Lucila D'Urso and Clara Marticorena
- Ch 54 Chile - between Pinochets neoliberal counter-revolution and the 2019-20 anti-neoliberal revolt , pp 642-659
- Miguel Urrutia and Fernando Durán-Palma
- Ch 55 Brazil: inequalities, labour exploitation and new informalization processes , pp 660-670
- Ludmila Costhek Ab'lio
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