Marcel E. Paret, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2013 | Sociology | University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States |
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Labor, methodology, capitalism on earthGoogle:
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Sign in to add mentor| Michael Burawoy | grad student | 2013 | UC Berkeley | |
| (Precarious Politics: Working Class Insecurity and Struggles for Recognition in the United States and South Africa, 1994-2010.) | ||||
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| Paret M. (2020) The persistent protest cycle: A case study of contained political incorporation: Current Sociology. 1139212093293 |
| Paret M, Aptekar S, Gleeson S. (2020) Capitalism and the Immigrant Rights Movement in the United States Socialism and Democracy. 1-26 |
| Paret M. (2019) Building Labor Solidarity in Precarious Times: The Danger of Union Paternalism: Labor Studies Journal. 44: 314-332 |
| Paret M. (2018) The politics of local resistance in urban South Africa: Evidence from three informal settlements: International Sociology. 33: 337-356 |
| Paret M. (2018) Migration politics: Mobilizing against economic insecurity in the United States and South Africa: International Journal of Comparative Sociology. 59: 3-24 |
| Paret M. (2018) Citizenship and work in global capitalism: From domination to aspiration Sociology Compass. 12 |
| Paret M. (2018) Critical Nostalgias in Democratic South Africa Sociological Quarterly. 59: 678-696 |
| Paret M. (2018) Beyond post-apartheid politics? Cleavages, protest and elections in South Africa Journal of Modern African Studies. 56: 471-496 |
| Paret M. (2017) South Africa's Divided Working-Class Movements Current History. 116: 176-182 |
| Paret M. (2017) Working‐class fragmentation, party politics, and the complexities of solidarity in South Africa's United Front The Sociological Review. 65: 267-284 |