Kevin Gray is RCUK Research Fellow in the Department of International Relations, University of Sussex.

"This is a welcome addition to the literature on worker's protest in that it is firmly grounded in the internal debates around strategy and tactics of the Korean labour movement.]...[The strength of Gray's book is the access he provides to internal labour movement publications and documents that are not readily available to non-Korean speakers." - Jamie Doucette, University of British Columbia, 2010“…Gray’s book on the formation and development of trade unionism in Korea represents an important resource. It deserves a wide audience among scholars interested both in Korean political economy and in a broader set of questions relating to labour movements within conditions of simultaneous transition towards neoliberalism and capitalist democracy.” - Iain Pirie; Capital & Class February 2010 34: 146-148

• 1. Neoliberal Globalization, Labour, and Resistance 2. Globalization, Crisis and the Entrenchment of Neoliberalism in Korea 3. The Rise and Fall of Militant Labour Unionism in Korea 4. Social Movement Unionism and the Korean Labour Movement 5. Late-Democratization and Low Intensity Social Corporatism 6. Korean Labour and the Struggle against Neoliberalism 7. The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions’ Social Reform Struggle

Kevin Gray is RCUK Research Fellow in the Department of International Relations, University of Sussex.

"This is a welcome addition to the literature on worker's protest in that it is firmly grounded in the internal debates around strategy and tactics of the Korean labour movement.]...[The strength of Gray's book is the access he provides to internal labour movement publications and documents that are not readily available to non-Korean speakers." - Jamie Doucette, University of British Columbia, 2010“…Gray’s book on the formation and development of trade unionism in Korea represents an important resource. It deserves a wide audience among scholars interested both in Korean political economy and in a broader set of questions relating to labour movements within conditions of simultaneous transition towards neoliberalism and capitalist democracy.” - Iain Pirie; Capital & Class February 2010 34: 146-148

• 1. Neoliberal Globalization, Labour, and Resistance 2. Globalization, Crisis and the Entrenchment of Neoliberalism in Korea 3. The Rise and Fall of Militant Labour Unionism in Korea 4. Social Movement Unionism and the Korean Labour Movement 5. Late-Democratization and Low Intensity Social Corporatism 6. Korean Labour and the Struggle against Neoliberalism 7. The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions’ Social Reform Struggle

Kevin Gray is RCUK Research Fellow in the Department of International Relations, University of Sussex.

"This is a welcome addition to the literature on worker's protest in that it is firmly grounded in the internal debates around strategy and tactics of the Korean labour movement.]...[The strength of Gray's book is the access he provides to internal labour movement publications and documents that are not readily available to non-Korean speakers." - Jamie Doucette, University of British Columbia, 2010“…Gray’s book on the formation and development of trade unionism in Korea represents an important resource. It deserves a wide audience among scholars interested both in Korean political economy and in a broader set of questions relating to labour movements within conditions of simultaneous transition towards neoliberalism and capitalist democracy.” - Iain Pirie; Capital & Class February 2010 34: 146-148

• 1. Neoliberal Globalization, Labour, and Resistance 2. Globalization, Crisis and the Entrenchment of Neoliberalism in Korea 3. The Rise and Fall of Militant Labour Unionism in Korea 4. Social Movement Unionism and the Korean Labour Movement 5. Late-Democratization and Low Intensity Social Corporatism 6. Korean Labour and the Struggle against Neoliberalism 7. The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions’ Social Reform Struggle