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The Reinvention of Trade Unionism and the New Challenges of Emancipation

The case study under analysis in this essay offers an example of resistance, where different forms of local connections between industry and community, between work and cultural activism, constitute the basis of social resistance and networks of solidarity from the local to the international level. From observing the trade union leadership activities it was possible to show that, in spite of the disciplinary mechanisms and strong ideological constraints over the workers, there is space to build new alliances between trade unionism and other social movements and give rise to innovative forms of action towards an emancipatory direction.