Green Unions in a Grey World: Labor Environmentalism and International Institutions

Victor Silverman

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Labor Movements and Unions International Labor and Employment Law Sustainable Development and Policies

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International labor environmentalism, a significant innovation in global politics, centers on the role of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions at the United Nations' Commission on Sustainable Development and other bodies. Unions face multiple challenges in international institutions, for example, from partnerships that privatize government functions and from disagreements within unions. Nonetheless, this article finds that environmentalism arising from the character of trade unions and the ideology of leaders has great potential.

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