In the struggles for democratisation that emerged in the late 1980s
and 1990s in Africa, labour movements often played a central role
in the development of opposition politics. This book examines the
emergence of labour as a strong organisational and political force
in the struggles against an increasingly authoritarian state in
Zimbabwe. Written by specialists in the labour movement from a
variety of different perspectives, the chapters discuss the
political, economic, global, organisational, legal, gender and
sectoral challenges faced by the Zimbabwean labour movement in its
move from the margins of liberation movement politics to a pivotal
role in the post-colonial struggle for a more responsible and
accountable civil society and government.
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