• Dan Gallin: Organized Labor as a Global Social Force, IR2 Workshop,
  Washington DC, 1999
• Peter Waterman: Prague 1968: The Last, Late Short Spring of the World Federation of Trade Unions,
• Dan Gallin: Rules for the Strongest, Rights for the Weakest,  Mani Tese, Florence, 1997
• Dan Gallin: The International Labour Movement: History and Ideologies, Center Praxis, Moscow, 2003
• Dan Gallin: Strategies for the Labour Movement, LO-Skolen, Helsingoer, 2003
• Dan Gallin: Not With a Bang But With a Whimper, August 2004
• Asbjøern Wahl: The Ideological Legacy of the Social Pact, 2004
• Dan Gallin: Contemporary Issues in the International Trade Union Movement, TGWU Seminar, Eastbourne (2004)
• Dan Gallin: The Labor Movement,  2004
• Rob Lambert: An Early Phase of Transition: Global Corporations and the Reconfiguration of Trade Union Power
• Dan Gallin: Organizing, Means and Ends, 2006
• Ron Oswald: Global Unions, Global Companies, Global Campaigns, 2006

Discussion
The American Debate
The Australian Scene
The Finnish Paper Strike - March -July 2005

Discussion 

The following two articles appeared in Federation News, the journal of the General Federation of Trade Unions (www.gftu.org.uk), Sibley's in the Autumn 2002 issue and Gallin's in the Spring 2003 issue. The GFTU was founded in Britain in 1899. It provides services and benefits, mainly in the field of education and research, to affiliated unions, which are also affiliates of the British TUC. The two issues of the journal were produced in co-operation with the Institute of Employment Rights (www.ier.org.uk).

• Tom Sibley: Trade Union Internationalism,

• Dan Gallin: Care Is Still Required – A Rejoinder,

The American Debate

• SEIU: United We Win  (HTML version)

version  (print out as a Word Document)

• Herman Benson: The New Unity Partnership: Sweeney Critics Would Bureaucratize to Organize

• Paul Buhle: Herman Benson and the New Unity Partnership

• Herman Benson: Does Buhle Ask Union Democracy to Save the World?

• Kate Bronfenbrenner, Donna Dewitt, Bill Fletcher: The Future of Organized Labor in the US: Reinventing Trade Unionism for the 21^st Century

• Jerry Tucker: The Current International Debate and the Role of Democracy in its Revitalization

•  David Bacon: Reconnecting Labor with its Radical Roots

•  F.E. Gapasin and M.D. Yates: Labor Movements, is there Hope?

The Australian Scene

• Rob Lambert: Agent of the Market or Instrument of Justice?

• Rob Lambert and Mike Gillan: Spaces of Hope? Fatalism, Trade Unionism and the Uneven Geography of Capital in Whitegoods Manufacturing

The Finnish Paper Strike - March -July 2005
by Paul Germanotta

Chronology
Summary of the Agreement
 

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