Global internationalism: An introduction

IF 0.7 4区管理学 Q1 HISTORY

Labor History Pub Date : 2022-07-04 DOI:10.1080/0023656X.2022.2139819

Josep Maria Antentas

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Internationalism is a very broad concept that can have several meanings and has a long history. Two conceptions of internationalism can be distinguished, a strong and a weak one. There are different types and forms of international solidarity. It can be understood as part of a politicization process in which identities are built and reconfigured as a result of political struggle and combines altruistic motives and mutual interest. International solidarity can be associated with the concept of translation used among other author by Gramsci. This special issue of Labor History aims to discuss internationalism, with a special emphasis on labor internationalism, blending historical and present-day analysis. ‘Internationalism’ is not a term commonly used in contemporary political discussion. As a virtue, it has a strong political and strategic meaning and internationalism, transnationalism and also terms such as global justice or global solidarity should not necessarily be considered as mutually exclusive.

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全球国际主义:导论

国际主义是一个非常广泛的概念，可以有多种含义，历史悠久。国际主义有两种概念，一种是强的，一种是弱的。国际团结有不同的类型和形式。它可以被理解为政治化过程的一部分，在这个过程中，身份作为政治斗争的结果被建立和重新配置，并结合了利他主义动机和共同利益。国际团结可以与葛兰西在其他作者中使用的翻译概念联系起来。这期《劳动史》特刊旨在讨论国际主义，特别强调劳动国际主义，将历史和当今的分析相结合。“国际主义”不是一个在当代政治讨论中经常使用的术语。作为一种美德，它具有强烈的政治和战略意义，国际主义、跨国主义以及全球正义或全球团结等术语不一定被认为是相互排斥的。

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