Workers' Inquiry and Global Class Struggle

List of Figures and Tables

Acknowledgments

Introduction - Robert Ovetz

PART I: TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

1. Camioneros: The Argentine Truckers' Union that Can Paralyze the Country - Dario Bursztyn

2. When Class Unionism Leads to Working-Class Recomposition: The Case of TUEMTIS in Turkey - Alpkan Birelma

3. Resisting Sexism and Racism in Italian Logistics Worker Organizing - Anna Curcio

PART II: EDUCATION, CALL CENTERS, CLEANERS, PLATFORM WORK, AND GAMERS

4. Making Threats: Credible Strike Threats in the US, 2012-2016 - Robert Ovetz

5. The Self-Organization of the Mexican Multitude Against Neoliberal State Terror: The CNTE Dissident Teachers' Movement Against the 2013 Education Reform - Patrick Cuninghame

6. Notes from Below: A Brief Survey of Class Composition in the UK - Callum Cant, Sai Englert, Lydia Hughes, Wendy Liu, Achille Marotta, Seth Wheeler, and Jamie Woodcock

PART III: MANUFACTURING AND MINING

7. Worker Organizing in China: Challenges and Opportunities - Jenny Chan

8. Self-Organizing is Breathing Life into Workers' Struggles in South Africa - Shawn Hattingh and Dr. Dale T. McKinley

9. Towards a Global Workers' Inquiry: A Study of Indian Precarious Auto Workers - Lorenza Monaco

About the Authors

Index