Titlebook: Working for Oil; Comparative Social H Touraj Atabaki,Elisabetta Bini,Kaveh Ehsani Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Fluid History: Oil Workers and the Iranian Revolutionf dual power in January 1979 and that, by taking control of them, Khomeini was able to determine the outcome of the revolution. This stresses the political rather than the religious character of the revolution, and discloses its contingent nature, which suggests the possibility of other outcomes.

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White-Collar Wildcatters and Wildcat Strikes: Oil Experts, Global Contracts, and the Transformation xempt from labor legislation. This essay argues these strategies reduced domestic workers’ power while promoting a new ideology of American imperialism that imagined the US as a manager of integrated global production rather than as a producer or exporter in its own right.

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Tapline, Welfare Capitalism, and Mass Mobilization in Lebanon, 1950–1964 their resulting power to contest the terms of their labor. In doing so, this chapter aims to illustrate the unpredictable ways in which technology distributes agency, and the complex and seemingly contradictory ways in which labor activism engages with the managerial strategies it opposes.

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The Role of Labor in Transforming Nigerian Oil Politicsge far beyond their numbers. After outlining the Nigerian oil industry’s political and social history, and the place of oil workers within it, this essay describes how these workers moved from a position of numerical and political weakness to one of increased political and social strength.

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