Choke points: logistics workers disrupting the global supply chain

Indhold: Building labor power and solidarity across the world's choke points (Labor and social movements' strategic usage of the global commodity chain structure / Elizabeth A. Sowers, Paul S. Ciccantell, and David A. Smith ; Andrea Bottalico: Across the chain : labor and conflicts in the European maritime logistics sector. Peter Cole: Durban dockers, labor internationalism, and Pan-Africanism) ; Disruptions : logistics workers resisting exploitation (Worker militancy and strikes in China's docks / Bai Ruixue and Au Loong Yu. "Work hard, make history" : oppression and resistance in inland Southern California's warehouse and distribution industry / Ellen Reese and Jason Struna. Stop treating us like dogs!" : workers organizing resistance at Amazon in Poland / Amazon Workers and supporters. Decolonizing logistics : Palestinian truckers on the occupied supply chain / Jake Alimahomed-Wilson and Spencer Louis Potiker) ; Neoliberalism and the global transformation of ports (Johnson Abhishek Minz: Decoding the transition in the ports of Mumbai. Back to Piraeus : precarity for all! / Dimitris Parsanoglou and Carolin Philipp. Contested logistics? : neoliberal modernization and resistance in the port city of Valparaíso / Jorge Budrovich Sáez and Hernán Cuevas Valenzuela. Logistics workers' struggles in Turkey : neoliberalism and counterstrategies / Çağatay Edgücan Şahin and Pekin Bengisu Tepe) ; New organizing strategies for the global supply chain ("The drivers who move this country can also stop it" : the struggle of tanker drivers in Indonesia / Abu Mufakhir, Alfian Al'ayubby Pelu and Fahmi Panimbang. Sheheryar Kaoosji: Lessons learned from eight years of experimental organizing in Southern California's logistics sector. Struggles and grassroots organizing in an extended European choke point / Carlotta Benvegnu and Niccolò Cuppini. Peter Olney: Beyond the Waterfront : maintaining and expanding worker power in the maritime supply chain);These are the stories of the workers who undermine capitalism at its weakest point