O Manifesto do Trabalho: Democratizar, desmercantilizar, remediar

Ferreras, Isabelle [UCL] Battilana, Julie [Harvard University] Méda, Dominique [Université PLS Paris-Dauphine]

From a decolonial perspective, the book situates the #DemocratizingWork principles into the Global South’s labor relations. It was sponsored by the Brazilian Public Foundation, CAPES, and was published by Lumen Juris. The book is comprised of twelve chapters, translated into Portuguese, from the original French version Le Manifeste Travail. This version features six new chapters, written by Brazilian researchers who form a group characterised by diversity of race, gender identity, and sexual orientation: Maíra Neiva Gomes (State University of Minas Gerais), Fernanda Barreto Lira (Federal University of Pernambuco), Valdete Souto Severo (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul), Regina Stela Corrêa Vieira (University of West Santa Catarina), Jaqueline Gomes de Jesus (Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro), Louisa Acciari (University College London) and Renata Queiroz Dutra (National University of Brasilia).