trade unions – Theodoros Fouskas

UHM EZA

Mobility and migration of workers

Towards a more dynamic and inclusive labour market

Dr. Theodoros Fouskas

Department of Social Work, Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Athens – Greece

They Do Not Represent us! Repercussions of Precarious, Low-Status Work on Participation of Immigrants and Refugees in Trade Unions in Greece in Times of Crisis

[24-25 November 2016, Malta]

Venue: Cavalieri Art Hotel, St. Julian’s

Fouskas, Τ. (2016) “They Do Not Represent Us! Repercussions of Precarious, Low-Status Work on Participation of Immigrants and Refugees in Trade Unions in Greece in Times of Crisis”, Invited Speaker, paper presented at the Mobility and migration of workers: Towards a More Dynamic and Inclusive Labour Market, November 25 (24-25), 2016, Malta Workers’ Union (UHM), European Centre for Workers’ Questions (EZA), European Union (EU), Cavalieri Hotel, St. Julian’s, Malta (in English).

Theodoros Fouskas (2016)

“They Do Not Represent Us! Repercussions of Precarious, Low-Status Work on Participation of Immigrants in Trade Unions in Greece”,

in Jared A. Jaworski (ed.) Advances in Sociology Research. Volume 18. New York: Nova Science Publishers, pp. 75-126.

Series: Advances in Sociology Research
Binding: Hardcover – ebook
Pub. Date: 2016 – 1st Quarter
Pages: 7×10 – (NBC-R)
ISBN: 978-1-63484-319-5
Status: AV

Table of Contents:
Preface
pp. vii-xChapter 1
Rethinking Causality in the Social Sciences: Implications for Research and Health Interventions
(John W. Murphy, Khary K. Rigg, Sociology Department, College of Arts & Sciences, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, USA, and others)
pp. 1-12Chapter 2
Repercussions of Precarious, Low-Status Work Regarding Access to Healthcare Services by Immigrant Workers in Greece: Seasonal Flu or an Incurable Disease?
(Theodoros Fouskas, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Professional Training of Police Officers – Executives, Hellenic Police School of Further Education and Training, Greece)
pp. 13-74Chapter 3
They Do Not Represent Us! Repercussions of Precarious, Low-Status Work on Participation of Immigrants in Trade Unions in Greece
(Theodoros Fouskas, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Professional Training of Police Officers – Executives, Hellenic Police School of Further Education and Training, Greece)
pp. 75-126Chapter 4
New Oral Transmission of Popular Culture in the Face of Global Challenges: From Urban Legends to the Daunting Narratives of Hypermodernity
(Luis Díaz Viana, Instituto de Lengua, Literatura y Antropología (ILLA), Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales (CCHS), Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). Madrid, Instituto de Estudios Europeos. Universidad de Valladolid (UVa), Spain)
pp. 127-140

Chapter 5
Norm Conformity, Rationalization and Resident Participation in Multi-owned Housing Management
(Yung Yau, Department of Public Policy, City University of Hong Kong, China)
pp. 141-156

Chapter 6
Gender Boundaries: The Production of Homophobia
(Tânia Pinafi, Master’s in Psychology, UNESP, Assis – SP, Brazil, and PhD student in Psychology, USAL, Buenos Aires, Argentina)
pp. 157-166

Chapter 7
Closing the Gender Gap in Trade Union Activities in Nigeria:
The Myths and the Facts
(Toyin Adefolaju, Department of Sociology, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria)
pp. 167-178

Index
pp. 179-191

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