The Laboring of Communication Will Knowledge

The Laboring of Communication examines the transformation of work and worker organizations in today's information society. The book focuses on how traditional trade unions and new worker associations growing out of social movements are coming together to address the crisis of organized labor. It concentrates on the creative responses of the technical and cultural workers in the mass media, telecommunications, and information technology industries.

Vincent Mosco is professor of sociology and Canada Research Chair in Communication and Society at Queen's University Catherine McKercher is associate professor in the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University

Preface and Acknowledgments	p. vii
Introduction: New Responses to Bad Times for Organized Labor	p. 1
Theorizing Knowledge Labor	p. 23
Women and Work: Feminism and Political Economy	p. 53
Convergence, Solidarity, and Labor Power: The Dream of One Big Union	p. 81
Labor Convergence in the Information Economy	p. 107
Beyond Business as Usual: Social Movement Unionism and Information Workers	p. 151
Workers in a Changing Global Division of Labor	p. 181
References	p. 223
Index	p. 249
About the Authors	p. 259
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