Dve Domovini
Volume 2016, Issue 43, 2016, Pages 77-90
Class war, work and migration: The case of migrant workers in Slovenia [Razredna vojna, delo in migracije: Primer delavcev migrantov v Sloveniji] (Article)
Kanduč Z. ,
Bučar Ručman A.
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Inštitut za kriminologijo pri Pravni Ljubljani, Poljanski nasip 2, Ljubljana, SI-1000, Slovenia
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Univerze v Mariboru, Kotnikova 8, Ljubljana, SI-1000, Slovenia
Abstract
The paper presents how neoliberalism, globalization and the post-modernization of production have worsened the structural position of workers. Capital’s counterattack against labour has succeeded in re-establishing a reserve army of workers. It has created submissive and obedient workers by using the fear of unemployment. Being exploited has become a privilege, because there is always a crowd of people waiting to take such jobs. Immigrant workers are in the worst situation. The authors present an analysis of the situation of this group of workers in Slovenia. Their victimization has been (additionally) influenced by the state’s legislation and the passivity of control mechanisms. These modern slaves are not bound to work by chains, but by socio-economic hardship and structural violence. © ZRC SAZU.
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ISSN: 03536777
Cited by: 2
Original Language: Slovenian