Identities· 2026Q1
Precarity, subjectivity and solidarity: rethinking collective possibilities among migrant workers
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This paper re-evaluates how migrant workers form collective action and solidarity in response to precarious employment, moving beyond traditional notions of class struggle.
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Key points
- Migrant workers' collective action is shaped by subjective experiences of precarity, not solely by objective employment insecurity.
- Solidarity among migrant workers is a dynamic process that can emerge from shared vulnerabilities and negotiations.
- Traditional sociological models may not fully capture the diverse ways migrant workers build collective possibilities.
- The paper calls for a rethinking of how we understand worker responses to precarious labor conditions.
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Abstract
Panos Theodoropoulos’s The Precarious Migrant Worker addresses a persistent question in the sociology of work: how should we understand workers’ responses to employment insecurity when precariousne...
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