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Globalising Solidarity

A conference video presentation about globalisation and the need for Australian unionists to engage with workers around the world.

Film Topics:

MaritimeUnions

Film Tags:

AustraliaCFMEUChilean dock workersChilean Dockworkers UnionClass struggleConstruction Forestry Maritime Mining And Energy Union CFMEU - Mining & Energy DivisionGlobalisationInternational Longshore and Warehouse UnionLos Angeles - CaliforniaMaritimeMaritime Credit UnionMaritime Union of AustraliaPaddy CrumlinPatrick StevedoreStrikesTransportationUnion InternationalismUnionsUnited StatesWaterside workersWorking classWorking conditions

Film Type:

Conference Video Presentation
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Globalising Solidarity – Extended Version

An extended conference video presentation about globalisation and the need for Australian unionists to engage with workers around the world.

Film Topics:

MaritimeUnions

Film Tags:

1966 Gurindji StrikeAnti warAustraliaCFMEUChilean dock workersChilean Dockworkers UnionCivil rightsClass struggleConstruction Forestry Maritime Mining And Energy Union CFMEU - Mining & Energy DivisionGlobalisationIndigenousIndonesiaIndonesian independenceInternational Longshore and Warehouse UnionLos Angeles - CaliforniaMaritimeMaritime Credit UnionMaritime Union of AustraliaNetherlandsPacific unionsPaddy CrumlinPatrick StevedoreSouth AmericaStrikesTransportationUnion InternationalismUnionsUnited StatesVietnam WarWaterside workersWorking classWorking conditions

Film Type:

Conference Video Presentation
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