Trade union politics as a countermovement? A Polaniyan perspective

Martin Seeliger

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The article develops a conceptual proposal for the inquiry of trade unions.On the basis of Karl Polanyis theory, four patterns of political mobilization applied by trade unions in the current Transformation are pointed out.

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