A Precariat Charter: From Denizens to Citizens

2014-04-10article218 citationsclosed

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Labor Movements and Unions Social Policy and Reform Studies Economic and Social Issues

Abstract

Throughout history, class-based revolt has led to the creation of charters of demands, from the Magna Carta to South Africa's Freedom Charter. It is now time for a Precariat Charter.

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