Table of Contents
1 Introduction: Stefano Bellucci and Holger Weiss. 1919 and the Century of Labour Internationalisation.- Part 1: Global Dimensions and Universal Issues 2 Dimitris Stevis. Global Union Organizations: The Weight of History and the Challenges of the Present, 1889–2019.- 3 Geert Van Goethem. The Guest who Invited Himself: The International Free Trade Union Movement during and between the Two World Wars.- 4 Eileen Boris. Woman’s Labours and the Definition of the Worker: Legacies of 1919.- 5 Susan Zimmermann. Framing Working Women’s Rights Internationally: Contributions of the IFTU Women’s International.- 6 Fredrik Petersson. The Labour and Socialist International and ‘the Colonial Problem’: Mobilization by Necessity or Force, 1925–28.- 7 Holger Weiss. ‘Unite in International Solidarity!’ The call of the International of Seamen and Harbour Workers to ‘colonial’ and ‘Negro’ seamen in the early 1930s.- Part 2: Global South, Regional and National Perspectives.- 8 Lucas Poy. Working Class Politics and Labour Internationalism in Latin America: An Overview of Labour International Organizations in the Region during the Interwar Period, 1919–1939.- 9 Larissa Rosa Corrêa. Beyond International Solidarity: The US Anti-Communist Labour Policy in Brazil during the Cold War.- 10 Christian Høgsbjerg. ‘Whenever Society is in Travail Liberty is Born’: The Mass Strike of 1919 in Colonial Trinidad.- 11 Andrés Stagnaro and Laura Caruso. The ILO as a Domesticating Arena: Argentinian Trade Unions and Workers’ Representations at the ILO in the First Half of the Twentieth Century.- 12 Peter Cole. Strange Bedfellows but Not for Long: The Industrial Workers of the World and the Communist International.- 13 Limin Teh. The ILO and the Labour Question in Republican China, 1919–1938.- 14 Venkatanarayanan Sethuraman. United to Struggle or Struggling to Unite: Growth and Diversification of Indian Labour Movement.- 15 Silke Neunsinger and M.V. Shobhana Warrier. Transnational Activism and Equal Remuneration in India in Twentieth Century.- 16 Stefano Bellucci. The Ascent of Labour Internationalism in Africa: Trade Unions, Cold War Politics and the ILO, 1919-1960.- 17 Duncan Money, The Struggle for Legitimacy: South Africa’s Divided Labour Movement and the ILO.- 18 David Meyer and Marcel van der Linden, Labour Internationalism in Context.