Labor in Culture, Or, Worker of the World(s)

Focusing on the intersection of labor and globalization, this book critiques how cultural representations shape our understanding of workers worldwide. It explores the complexities of uniting diverse labor experiences amid globalization's influence, which often overshadows traditional forms of worker unity. By delving into cultural theory and historical concepts, it expands the discourse on labor, offering insights into the global worker identity. This study appeals to scholars in Global and Cultural Studies and anyone interested in the global articulation of labor.