Migrant Organising

Emma Martín, Ph.D. (1989), is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Seville (Spain). Her research lines are migrations, inter-ethnic relations, citizenship, human rights and gender. Her last article on migration studies have been published in the journals International Migration and Comparative Migration Studies.Beltrán Roca, Ph.D. (2011), is Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Cádiz (Spain). His research lines are trade unionism, social movements, third sector and migrant workers. His work on migrant workers has been published in journals such as Antipode, Critical Sociology and Migraciones.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroduction: Post-Fordism, Transnationalism and Global Chains as a Context for Community Unionism and Solidarity NetworksBeltrán Roca and Emma Martín-Díaz1 Labour Activism and Organisational Bricolage among Spanish and Italian Emigrants in GermanySimone Castellani and Beltrán Roca2 Community through Corporatisation? The Case of Spanish Nurses in the German Care IndustryMark Bergfeld3 Cross-Border Domestic Work in Ceuta: Challenges and Alternative OrganisationsEmma Martín Díaz and Juan Pablo Aris Escarcena4 Organising Migrant Porters of the Logistic Sector: The Italian Case of SI CobasGiulia Borraccino5 Migrant Worker Organisations and Overexploitation in the Garment Industry in ArgentinaPaula Dinorah Salgado6 Collective Action, Experience and Identity in Global Agrarian Enclaves: The Case of Andalusia, SpainAlicia Reigada7 Transforming Labour Law or Recurring to Grass-Root Mobilisation? The Struggles over the Empowerment of Tomato-picking Migrant Workers in Southern ItalyGiuseppe D’Onofrio and Jon Las Heras8 Putting the Pieces Together: Post-Fordist Migrations, Community Unionism, Solidarity Networks and BricolageBeltrán Roca and Emma Martín-DíazIndex