“Since we voluntarily give our data to Google and Facebook, the Estonian attitude is: ‘Why shouldn’t we expect our government to use our data in a way that benefits [...]Read the full article
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Technology, precariousness and the gig economy are shaping the way we strike in the 21st century.Read the full article
The village of Vardø, in the Norwegian Arctic, with a population of little more than 200 at the time, saw as many as 70 witchcraft trials between 1601 [...]Read the full article
Digitalisation, automation and artificial intelligence are changing the way we produce and work. Work via on-line platforms, ever more [...]Read the full article
Automation, within the context of the current industrial revolution, is set to give rise to huge increases in productivity; the key is whether [...]Read the full article
The International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development, already entering the final straight, has underlined the fact that managing mass [...]Read the full article
“As a species, we have never had a tool that allows us to measure human behaviour on a massive scale. And the mobile phone does [...]Read the full article
In the context of the toxic political environment currently in place in the United States and other parts of the world, the renewed interest in [...]Read the full article
The 15M movement constituted the most significant political development in Spain since the democratic transition (1975). Collective creativity, [...]Read the full article
The Mothers for Life network, the first international body supporting parents whose children have been recruited by terrorist [...]Read the full article
“Spain lives on tourism, but the staff who take care of the rooms are the Cinderella of the hotel business”Read the full article
The ultimate aim/consequence of “cyber violence against women and girls”, identified and denounced by the UN – and a multitude of other organisations around the globe [...]Read the full article
Many men aged over 55 – trapped against their will in long-term unemployment, and having been brought up to fulfil the traditional role of the [...]Read the full article
In Spain, thousands of festivals revolve around animals, around treating them with cruelty and even killing themRead the full article
“The trade union movement in general, not only in our country, is going through a difficult period, a period of profound change that is also affecting [...]Read the full article
“Nothing has been done to shake up the power structures of the Franco regime”Read the full article
“Spanish society had a defensive attitude to the Crisis; the moment has come to take an offensive attitude to defend our rights”Read the full article
The poll average for the elections on 20 December point to a weakened PP, which, should it win the elections, will require parliamentary support [...]Read the full article
Spain’s 2012 labour market reform has made dismissals cheaper, weakened trade union bargaining power and slackened investment in occupational health and [...]Read the full article
After 15 months of demonstrations and mobilisations, Spain’s Coca-Cola workers countered the mass dismissal of 290 fellow [...]Read the full article
“Psicología Solidaria is about politics, transformation, social criticism and mobilisation”Read the full article
