Titlebook: Global Management, Local Labour; Turkish Workers and Theo Nichols,Nadir Sugur Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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State, Law and Trade Unionism most especially of class consciousness and the rise of apathy. In the developing world it is by no means unknown for intellectuals to claim the importance of subjective elements of the above type in discussing the state of the labour movement in their own countries.

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Union Autocracy, Mechanisms and Contradictionstance to the Turkish economy and its export performance. Any ranking of the trade unions that are important to the modern sector would have to put Türk Metal at the top of the list. As a trade union, it embodies the worst aspects of the corporatist ideology and practice that characterised the early

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Modernity and Younger Workersidely noted in its treatment of Kurds, and, as we have seen, in relation to trade unions and workers’ rights. As even mention of Kurds and trade unions suggests, however, it is too simple to seek to understand Turkey as two societies.

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Muhacir Bulgarianssence of women from hitherto historical and contemporary accounts has come to be recognised as an important form of bias. In now turning to consider ethnicity rather than gender this question of visibility/ invisibility takes an interesting turn. It concerns the position of Kurds.