Robert Ovetz is a Lecturer in Political Science at San José State University (US). He is the author of When Workers Shot Back: Class Conflict from 1877 to 1921 (Brill, 2018 and Haymarket 2019) and a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Labor and Society.

'Incisively examines the most recent and compelling examples of workers' autonomous resistance to the modern precarious workplace. Ovetz's invaluable collection applies workers' inquiry to contemporary practice. Essential reading for students of contemporary labor activism.'

• List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgments Introduction - Robert OvetzPART I: TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS1. Camioneros: The Argentine Truckers’ Union that Can Paralyze the Country - Dario Bursztyn2. When Class Unionism Leads to Working-Class Recomposition: The Case of TÜMTİS in Turkey - Alpkan Birelma3. Resisting Sexism and Racism in Italian Logistics Worker Organizing - Anna CurcioPART II: EDUCATION, CALL CENTERS, CLEANERS, PLATFORM WORK, AND GAMERS4. Making Threats: Credible Strike Threats in the US, 2012–2016 - Robert Ovetz5. The Self-Organization of the Mexican Multitude Against Neoliberal State Terror: The CNTE Dissident Teachers’ Movement Against the 2013 Education Reform - Patrick Cuninghame6. Notes from Below: A Brief Survey of Class Composition in the UK - Callum Cant, Sai Englert, Lydia Hughes, Wendy Liu, Achille Marotta, Seth Wheeler, and Jamie WoodcockPART III: MANUFACTURING AND MINING7. Worker Organizing in China: Challenges and Opportunities - Jenny Chan8. Self-Organizing is Breathing Life into Workers’ Struggles in South Africa - Shawn Hattingh and Dr. Dale T. McKinley9. Towards a Global Workers’ Inquiry: A Study of Indian Precarious Auto Workers - Lorenza MonacoAbout the Authors Index

Robert Ovetz is a Lecturer in Political Science at San José State University (US). He is the author of When Workers Shot Back: Class Conflict from 1877 to 1921 (Brill, 2018 and Haymarket 2019) and a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Labor and Society.

'Incisively examines the most recent and compelling examples of workers' autonomous resistance to the modern precarious workplace. Ovetz's invaluable collection applies workers' inquiry to contemporary practice. Essential reading for students of contemporary labor activism.'

• List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgments Introduction - Robert OvetzPART I: TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS1. Camioneros: The Argentine Truckers’ Union that Can Paralyze the Country - Dario Bursztyn2. When Class Unionism Leads to Working-Class Recomposition: The Case of TÜMTİS in Turkey - Alpkan Birelma3. Resisting Sexism and Racism in Italian Logistics Worker Organizing - Anna CurcioPART II: EDUCATION, CALL CENTERS, CLEANERS, PLATFORM WORK, AND GAMERS4. Making Threats: Credible Strike Threats in the US, 2012–2016 - Robert Ovetz5. The Self-Organization of the Mexican Multitude Against Neoliberal State Terror: The CNTE Dissident Teachers’ Movement Against the 2013 Education Reform - Patrick Cuninghame6. Notes from Below: A Brief Survey of Class Composition in the UK - Callum Cant, Sai Englert, Lydia Hughes, Wendy Liu, Achille Marotta, Seth Wheeler, and Jamie WoodcockPART III: MANUFACTURING AND MINING7. Worker Organizing in China: Challenges and Opportunities - Jenny Chan8. Self-Organizing is Breathing Life into Workers’ Struggles in South Africa - Shawn Hattingh and Dr. Dale T. McKinley9. Towards a Global Workers’ Inquiry: A Study of Indian Precarious Auto Workers - Lorenza MonacoAbout the Authors Index