GLU Video Materials
With an aim to bring critical discussions on labor and globalization to a wider range of audiences. To that end, we offer a host of free video lectures, seminars, workshops, and other teaching resources.
You can browse the selection below to find these materials.
Featured Video Lectures
The videos below are part of the GLU online course “Global Supply Chains in Times of Covid-19”.
This free online course provides unionists, scholars, and practitioners from around the world with critical knowledge on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on workers in global supply chains and labour’s response to protect workers. The course also explores some of the key questions in rethinking the global supply chains as well as labour proposals and policy measures to build them anew.
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Trade preferences working for workers
Global supply chains: the rate to the bottom in tax rates
Covid-19 and Global Supply Chains: Exacerbating the Crisis in a Broken System
GLU Webinars and Video Lectures
Moving Beyond Extractive Industries - Resistance and Alternatives
Making Global Tax Evaders Pay: Transnational Cooperation to Tax Transnational Corporations
Recovering and Redirecting: Labour's Post-Corona Priorities
Financing the Recovery: Can Governments Spend as Much as Needed?
Income Security: Protecting people, Saving Economies
COVID 19: Lessons for Healthcare Systems
Do International Labour Rights Undermine Competitivness?
Gender Still Matters in Labour Studies
Trade Unions in Africa
Interviews
Collective Bargaining and Decent Work - with Guy Ryder
Rights for Workers' in Informal and Precarious Employment, Consumer Activism and Social Clauses - with Jayati Ghosh
Minimum Wages and their Impact on Competitiveness and Precarious Employment - with Gustav Horn