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Are Worker Rights Human Rights Richard P Mcintyre

Name: Are Worker Rights Human Rights Richard P Mcintyre
SKU: BELL-22552144
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: University of Michigan Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.21 MB

Pages: 222

Author: Richard P. McIntyre

ISBN: 9780472050420, 9780472070428, 0472050427, 0472070428, 2008011490

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Are Worker Rights Human Rights Richard P Mcintyre by Richard P. Mcintyre 9780472050420, 9780472070428, 0472050427, 0472070428, 2008011490 instant download after payment.

The movement's victories since WWII have come at a cost, however. The emphasis on individual rights erodes collective rights—the rights that disadvantaged peoples need to assert their most basic human rights. This is particularly true for workers, McIntyre argues. By reintroducing Marxian and Institutional analysis, he reveals the class relations and power structures that determine the position of workers in the global economy. The best hope for achieving workers' rights, he concludes, lies in grassroots labor organizations that claim the right of association and collective bargaining.
At last, an economist offers a vision for human rights that takes both moral questions and class relations seriously.