Réseaux de solidarité et syndicalisme: les travailleurs informels se débrouillent seuls en Inde

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2014

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Routh, Supriya

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Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité sociale

Abstract

With the help of a case study of a trade union initiative of informal workers in Kolkata, India, I argue that if informal workers in developing countries have to ameliorate their working conditions and living standards, they cannot adhere to the traditional organizing principles of a trade union. They need to form a larger aggregation of workers integrating many other institutions in order to enhance their bargaining power.

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Trade unionism, Strategic solidarity, India, Informal workers

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Supriya Routh, “Réseaux de solidarité et syndicalisme: les travailleurs informels se débrouillent seuls en Inde”(2014) 1 R Dr Comp Travail & Sécurité Soc 16

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http://hdl.handle.net/1828/13748

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