... for political prisoners and limitations on the ability to organize. In response, four working women from the mines and their fifteen children went on a hunger strike, which began, against all political odds, during the Christmas celebrations of 1977. With the intercession of Espinal and the Human Rights...

...Men and Women on Strike<subtitle>The Mining Community and the Demise of Populism, 1942–1948</subtitle> ...

... projects. However, the 2010–13 Senegalese health worker data retention strike made clear the importance of this labor, as it made explicit the implicit reciprocal trade relationship of data for funding in vertical global health fights. Appealing both to national and global representation, and astutely...

... general strikes in different regions at the same time. Such nonviolent strikes would place internal and external pressure on states, corporations, universities, temples, banks, and international agencies to incite radical reform in the old capitalist states, to aid regions most affected by climate change...

... to the 1892 Homestead Strike, suggesting an intimate relationship between labor, property, and the politics of aesthetics. The chapter examines the Frick Collection in New York City and the Homestead Strike in order to investigate the connections between labor dispossession and the rise of the personal...