The labour movement in the global south: S. Janaka Biyanwila trade unions in Sri Lanka/
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TextSeries: Routledge contemporary South Asia series, 36Publication details: London: Routledge, 2011Description: 214p. 24cmISBN: 9780415580809Subject(s): Labor unions -- Sri Lanka -- History | Sri Lanka | Labor movement -- Sri LankaDDC classification: 331.88095493
Contents:
Introduction: Sri Lanka, the Global South and Worker Struggles
1. History of Unions in Sri Lanka: The Colonial State and Political Unionism
2. Neo-liberalism and ethno-nationalism: "Motherland first, workplace second"
3. The Nurses and a Monk: Limits of Economic Unionism
4. Plantation Workers and Anti-Tamil Violence: Struggles of Political Unionism
5. Free Trade Zone Workers and Allianced: Building a Movement Unionism
6. Conclusion: Renewing Movement Politics and Global Labour Solidarity
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Introduction: Sri Lanka, the Global South and Worker Struggles
1. History of Unions in Sri Lanka: The Colonial State and Political Unionism
2. Neo-liberalism and ethno-nationalism: "Motherland first, workplace second"
3. The Nurses and a Monk: Limits of Economic Unionism
4. Plantation Workers and Anti-Tamil Violence: Struggles of Political Unionism
5. Free Trade Zone Workers and Allianced: Building a Movement Unionism
6. Conclusion: Renewing Movement Politics and Global Labour Solidarity
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