Tempo Social, revista de sociologia da USP, v. 33, n. 2, May-August 2021
Dossier
– Transnational Labor Struggles and Political Repertoires
“A joint-effort made by
Portuguese and Brazilian labor researchers to reach international audience.”—Leonardo
Mello e Silva, Elísio Estanque, Hermes Augusto Costa
Presentation: political repertoires in transnational
labor struggles and new forms of global labor governance
Leonardo Mello e Silva, Elísio Estanque and Hermes
Augusto Costa
Building a regional solidarity network of
transnational activists: an African Case Study
Warren McGregor and Edward Webster
Global economic planning as a challenge for the
labour movement
Jörg Nowak
The globalization of just transition in the world of
labour: the politics of scale and scope
Dimitris Stevis
Conditionality and trade union action in the
promotion and defence of workers’ rights: the Spanish case
Fernando Elorza Guerrero and Manuel García Muñoz
The International Labor Movement as an agent of
change: temporary foreign workers and union renewal in Asia
Michele Ford
Warring brothers: constructing Komatsu’s and
Caterpillar’s globalization
Caleb Goods, Andrew Herod, Bradon Ellem and Al
Rainnie
Two forms of transnational organizing: mapping the
strategies of global union federations
Stefan Schmalz, Teresa Conrow, Dina Feller and
Maurício Rombaldi
Cross-border trade union networks in transnational
corporations: a comparison between sectors
Ricardo Framil Filho, Katiuscia Moreno Galhera and
Leonardo Mello e Silva
Digital communication as a global challenge for
trade unions: lessons from Brazil and Portugal
Hermes Augusto Costa and Bia Carneiro
Labor and informal work in North-South relations: a
study on Iberian countries and Latin-America
Elísio Estanque and Víctor F. Climent
Platform workers in Latin America: transnational
logics and regional resistances?
Pablo Miguez and Nicolas Diana Menendez
Labour and globalisation: complexity and
transformation
Ronaldo Munck
ARTICLES
Culture and society in the first Critical Theory
Ricardo Musse
Memory and military dictatorship: remembering human
rights violations
Myrian Sepúlveda dos Santos
The end of the old division? Public and private in
the internet age
Luis Felipe Miguel and Adriana Veloso Meireles
Women in the Social Economy: at the heart of action,
far from the decision
Alcides A. Monteiro
To “decolonize” the common: a critical essay on the
work of Dardot and Laval
Rafael Afonso da Silva
INTERVIEW
The (auto)biographical method. Interview with Jean
Peneff
By Christophe Brochier and Luciano Rodrigues Costa
REVIEW
Maria Luiza Tucci Carneiro, Impressos subversivos: arte, cultura e política no Brasil 1924-1964
By Luiz Armando Bagolin
