A Crisis at a Dead End? On the Future of Greek Trade Unionism / Κρίση αδιεξόδου; Για το μέλλον του ελληνικού συνδικαλισμού

The book is concise (158 pages), yet at the same time remarkably rich in content: it describes and explains in an inclusive way the harsh reality we are experiencing, doing so in a manner that also creates the conditions for rational intervention—an element which, as I often say, is the defining characteristic of a genuinely scientific perspective. In this sense, especially today, when we are sliding into a silent acceptance, a naturalized normalization of labor precarity, the book comes to stir stagnant waters across a range of interconnected fields and problem areas: scholarly, clearly trade-union-related, but also political