De-legitimizing labour unions: On the metapolitical fantasies that inform discourse on striking terrorists, blackmailing the government and taking hard-working citizens hostage

Jan  Zienkowski; Benjamin De Cleen

De-legitimizing labour unions: On the metapolitical fantasies that inform discourse on striking terrorists, blackmailing the government and taking hard-working citizens hostage

Jan Zienkowski, Benjamin De Cleen

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2017
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Tilburg Papers in Culture Studies
No.	176

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