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2013.
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| Summary/Abstract |
Labour movements, in responding to global crises, are themselves confronted by 'intersecting contradictions' related to differing trade union forms and repertoires of action. In India, unions have been shaped in powerful ways by their historic articulation to state and politics. The scope and framing of union action has been somewhat limited. However, trade unions in India are also in a process of transition and are now more various in their forms, strategies and spatial relations.
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