WORKING THE WORLD: The paths of the new workers' internationalism

WORKING THE WORLD — THE PATHS OF THE NEW WORKING INTERNATIONALISM, the fifth volume of the series Reinventing Social Emancipation: For New Manifestos, highlights the main obstacles to this movement and to forms of transnational labor cooperation. "There are conditions for reviving working-class internationalism, especially if framed within a broader solidarity movement," argues Boaventura de Sousa Santos. For him, the unilateral labeling imposed by globalization makes the world revolve around financial interests, piling people, territories, elections, cultures, and even entire nations onto shelves like disposable items.