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![handle is hein.journals/geojaf8 and id is 1 raw text is: Georgetown Journal
of International Affairs
WINTEPR/SPRING 2007, VOLUME vIII, NUMBER 1
Editors' Note
Forum: Is Labor Lost?
3 Since the end of communism and the rise of globalization, labor movements have faced
formidable challenges to their viability as a political voice for workers. Organized labor
the world over has largely stagnated or been silenced in the face of state and
international pressures. This Forum examines the state of workers and their politics and
parties in four regions today to assess the challenges facing them and the effects felt in
their country's polices at home and abroad.
5 One Sun in the Sky: Labor Unions in the People's Republic of China
JEHANGIR S. POCHA
'3 Stuck on the Streets: French Labor
TIMOTHY B. SMITH
'9 Venezuelan Labor Struggles To Find Autonomy
CHARLES S. SHAPIRO
27 From Eastern Bloc to EU: Organized Labor's Struggle for Relevance
TAMAS RETI
Business&Economics
35 South-South Partnerships: An African Recipe for Growth
STEVE BOOYSEN
Africa must use a consumption-based model and Chinese capital to overcome poverty.
43 Home-Grown Foreign Aid: Workers' Remittances as a Form of Development Finance
RAMIKISHEN E. RAJAN
Workers' remittances are overtaking development aid as a source of external finance.
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