Chapter 1 Introduction: Why We Need Stronger Unions in the Global Garment Industry

Chapter 2 From a ‘Decent Work’ Approach to a Marxist Analysis of Labour Control and Labour Agency in Global Production: Reviewing Research on Labour in GPNs

Chapter 3 Towards a Relational Approach for Analysing Labour Control Regimes and Union Agency in GPNs

Chapter 4 Grounding Dynamics of Labour Control and Labour Agency in GPNs Through an ‘Extended Single Embedded Case Study Design’

Chapter 5 Situating the Bangalore Export-garment Cluster Within the Garment GPN

Chapter 7 Union Agency in the Bangalore Export-garment Cluster: Linking Spaces of Organising, Spaces of Collaboration and Spaces of Contestation

Chapter 8 Conclusion: Lessons for Building Union Power in Garment Producing Countries and Benefits of a Relational Approach for Analysing Labour Control and Labour Agency in GPNs