为什么我们需要债务人联盟

Q3 Social Sciences
A. Ross
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在一个经济中,他们被迫为住房、教育、医疗保健和交通等基本社会产品提供债务融资。事实上,在这种情况下,提高工资可能只是转化为对债权人阶级更有效的偿还。为了应对我们日常需求的金融化,借款人需要一种植根于集体组织和行动的新型议价能力。债务人工会填补劳工运动(即使是最具创新性的替代劳工倡议)自身无法填补的空白的时机已经成熟。
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Why We Need Debtors’ Unions
afloat in an economy where they are forced to debt-finance basic social goods such as housing, education, health care, and transportation. Indeed, under these circumstances, increased wages might simply translate into more efficient repayment to the creditor class. In response to the financialization of our daily needs, borrowers need a new kind of bargaining power, rooted in collective organization and action. The time is ripe for debtors’ unions to step into this gap that the labor movement (even the most innovative alt-labor initiatives) cannot fill on its own.
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New Labor Forum
New Labor Forum Social Sciences-Urban Studies
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