Add to ORKGThis article is about the ’68 trade union movement. It discusses how it was able to structure itself despite the intense repression that took place after 64’s Coup. Forming small factory groups, these workers made opposition to the oficial unionism and organized important fights. Some of them organized strikes that had an importante meaning to the leftists at the time. The trade union movement that emerges in the 80’s, therefore, hasn´t come out of nowhere
This article supplements the literature on post-communist trade unions with an account of how state ...
The notion of “1968” as an expression of civil disorder in western countries is primarily attributed...
The economic and political crisis of 1931 provoked the reappearance of rank and file movements in Br...
This article analyzes the history of trade union insurgency in Mexico during the 1970s and the relat...
This article describes the organization forms of the “clasistas” trade union associations since the ...
This article describes the organization forms of the “clasistas” trade union associations since the ...
This article addresses the question of how social movement organ-izations are able to break out of b...
Based on the concrete experiences of metalworkers of Rio de Janeiro, this article analyzes what happ...
The experience of labor unions in the United States is the historical bedrock on which the organizer...
This article investigates a case of successful union organizing in one automotive assembly plant in ...
Based on interviews with workers and organizers, union and company records, legal documents, and med...
The year 1934 was a turning point in the U.S. class struggle. That year, militant strikes by trucker...
Humans have always been gregarious creatures, initially organizing themselves in tribes. This model ...
This article analyses the little known episode of the English working movement – the People’s Conven...
Many analysts have regarded the workers’ strikes in the Paris region as the apex of the workers’ mov...
This article supplements the literature on post-communist trade unions with an account of how state ...
The notion of “1968” as an expression of civil disorder in western countries is primarily attributed...
The economic and political crisis of 1931 provoked the reappearance of rank and file movements in Br...
This article analyzes the history of trade union insurgency in Mexico during the 1970s and the relat...
This article describes the organization forms of the “clasistas” trade union associations since the ...
This article describes the organization forms of the “clasistas” trade union associations since the ...
This article addresses the question of how social movement organ-izations are able to break out of b...
Based on the concrete experiences of metalworkers of Rio de Janeiro, this article analyzes what happ...
The experience of labor unions in the United States is the historical bedrock on which the organizer...
This article investigates a case of successful union organizing in one automotive assembly plant in ...
Based on interviews with workers and organizers, union and company records, legal documents, and med...
The year 1934 was a turning point in the U.S. class struggle. That year, militant strikes by trucker...
Humans have always been gregarious creatures, initially organizing themselves in tribes. This model ...
This article analyses the little known episode of the English working movement – the People’s Conven...
Many analysts have regarded the workers’ strikes in the Paris region as the apex of the workers’ mov...
This article supplements the literature on post-communist trade unions with an account of how state ...
The notion of “1968” as an expression of civil disorder in western countries is primarily attributed...
The economic and political crisis of 1931 provoked the reappearance of rank and file movements in Br...