Employment, Trade Unionism, and Class

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The book critically examines the profound impact of the economic crisis on institutional, political, and social relations in southern Europe, particularly in Spain, Greece, and Cyprus. It explores the transformations in the labor market and class structure, providing a comparative analysis of how these countries are navigating the changes in employment dynamics. Through this assessment, the book sheds light on the broader implications of the crisis for society and the economy in the region.