... mobility coming from countries with lower average wage levels, trade unions in particular have to mobilize new resources and go beyond their traditional focus on labor market insiders. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 German meat processing industry migrant workers posted workers directive...

... parties that were the direct successors of the parties active during the Communist regime. Many of the posts in the cabinet were filled by people who served in important positions during Communism. But this personal continuity was not as important in the eyes of those critical of the existing...

...-of-control inflation and corruption in the late 1980s led to workers’ participation in the 1989 democratic movement, the full-fledged neoliberal reforms implemented by the post-1989 authoritarian state in the 1990s urged many laid-off workers in state enterprises to take to the streets. In the wake...

... relations in which sex workers sell their labor, exposing the new forms of power and control by capital and how workers resist them. We argue that AdultWork is reshaping the market in direct sexual ser- vices in and beyond the platform, driving down standards and prices, and normalizing risky behaviors...

.../crossing_borders . Direct Democracy in Syntagma Square . 2011 . “ Principles and Theses of Direct Democracy .” Posted by Khatib Alice . Take the Square , October 13 . takethesquare.net/2011/10/13/syntagma-release-on-directdemocracy-globalchange . Evans Richard J. 2005 . The Coming...

... government and predatory capital are being replaced by a growing belief among workers, activists, organizers, and labor scholars in the capacity of the Chinese working class to constrain the forces of global capital. On the other hand, the political direction of the gradually coagulating force...

....” In Autonomia: Post-Political Politics , edited by Lotringer Sylvère Marazzi Christian , 148 – 71 . Los Angeles : Semiotext(e) . Caffentzis George . (1980) 1992 . “The Work/Energy Crisis and the Apocalypse.” In Midnight Oil: Work, Energy, War, 1973–1992 , edited by Midnight Notes...

... .” Daily Maverick , April 10 . www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2013-04-10-western-cape-farm-strikes-a-new-project-may-reveal-the-full-picture/ . Desai Ashwin . 2002 . We Are the Poors: Community Struggles in Post-Apartheid South Africa . New York : Monthly Review . Duncan Jane...

.... Notwithstanding the precarious nature of both labor and the repro- duction of life in the contemporary post-Fordist present—a precariousness that Lauren Berlant (2010) has argued now links all workers affectively with subproletarian populations at the level of insecurity—in this essay I suggest...

... the News (1970), it considers the activities of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers in order to reexamine the dynamics of transition between industrial and financial capitalism as they are captured in this crisis of Detroit at the end of the “American century.” It argues that struggles around labor...

... they understood they were legally owed and encourage other drivers to do the same. Without direction from the EDD on how to revise their $0 determinations, the drivers turned to knowledge that they had acquired over years of organizing that collective worker agitation was the best way to draw attention...

.... 4-5 : 48 – 49 . Furman Dmitrii . 2010 . Dvizhenie po spirali: Rossiiskaia politicheskaia sistema v riadu drugikh system (Spiral Motion: The Russian Political System alongside Other Political Systems) . Moscow : Ves mir . Gudkov Lev Dubin Boris . 2007 . “ Post-totalitarian...

...Judith Grant Recent political actions in several Midwestern states have been reported as struggles between newly elected Republican governors and labor. However, the highly coordinated attacks reach beyond labor issues and can be read as the domestic face of the post-9/11 security state. “Gateway...

... such distinctions is to privi- lege the figure of the post-Fordist socialized worker directly producing social life for capital. It is, in this way, to participate in the theoretical subsumption of all other subjectivities of living labor within the unmarked figure of the productive biopolitical subject of post...

... to faculty members who over time have demonstrated meritorious work in their specific fields of expertise. The proliferation of post-tenure reviews, however, suggests another model at work: academic freedom as grounded in free market principles rather than on long-term merit. The changes marked...

...Gerald D. McKnight Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 The 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike and the FBI: A Case Study in Urban Surveillance Gerald D. McKnight On 11 February 1968, the eve of Lincoln s birthday, several hundred black sanitation workers proclaimed by a show of hands...

... or her direct competition. The solitude and precariousness of their situation are intensified by the immunitary strategies app companies deploy (Van Doorn 2017, 902), which exacerbate existing disparities between the workers and the owners of the platforms. Among said strategies, we find a restrictive...

... relevant to look at them as precarious workers: their statelessness can be connected to the conditions of managed instability, including social vulnerability, poverty, and a post- shock-therapy consciousness that leads to disorientation and depoliticiza- tion. Post-Soviet precarious workers do...

... on the idea that we are dominated through the mandate to become subjects, I claim that this demand is in fact one of objectivization rather than subjectivization. As well, with the rising necessity for “self-branding,” in the context of a post-Fordist society that relies increasingly on contract...

..., and Post-Fordist Politics .” Ephemera 7 : 233 – 49 . www.ephemerajournal.org/contribution/life-within-and-against-work-affective-labor-feminist-critique-and-post-fordist . AGAINST the DAY Ayse Akalin A ective Precarity: The Migrant Domestic Worker The services that the domestic...