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Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1991

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Place, space and the reinvention of social emancipation on a global scale : second thoughts on the Third World Social Forum

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 2003

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For the liberation of internationalism : a long march through the literatures

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1988

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Between the old international labour communications and the new : the coordinadora of Spanish dockworkers

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1989

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The more real thing than big, big coke: the new internationalism

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1987

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Globalisation, civil society, solidarity : the politics and ethics of a world both real and universal

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1993

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newest international labour studies : fit for the new world order?

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1996

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Reflections on the 2nd World Social Forum in Porto Alegre : what's left internationally?

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 2002

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Understanding socialist and proletarian internationalism : the impossible past and possible future of emancipation on a world scale

Waterman, Peter - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1991

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Emancipating Labor Internationalism

Waterman, Peter - Center for Global, International and Regional Studies, … - 2004

The secular trinity of c19th socialism was Labor-Internationalism-Emancipation. As early-industrial capitalism developed into a national-industrial-colonial capitalism, the internationalism of labor became literally international, and simultaneously lost its emancipatory aspiration and capacity...

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