Poverty and the Production of World Politics

1. Introduction
Matt Davies, Magnus Ryner

2. Invisible Subject(s): Work and Workers in the Global Political Economy
Louise Amoore

3. The Global Poor and Global Politics: Neomaterialism and the Sources of Political Action
Jeffrey Harrod

4. Workers of the World …: The ‘Economic Corporate Moment’ of Contemporary World Politics
Magnus Ryner

5. The Public Spheres of Unprotected Workers
Matt Davies

6. Prostitution and Globalization: Notes on a Feminist Debate
Silvia Federici

7. Migration and Unprotected Work in Southern Africa: The Case of the Mining Sector
Michael Niemann

8. The Working Poor: Labour Market Reform and Unprotected Workers in the South African Retail Sector
Marlea Clarke

9. The Condition of Hegemony and Labour Militancy: The Restructuring of Gender and Production Patterns in Mexico
Teresa Healy

10. Globalizing Social Justice All the Way Down? Agents, Subjects, Objects and Phantoms in International Labour Politics
Dimitris Stevis, Terry Boswell

11. Power, Production and World Order Revisited: Some Preliminary Conclusions
Matt Davies, Magnus Ryner

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, Development Policy, Political Economy, Organizational Studies, Economic Sociology, Migration, Development Studies, Poverty, Aid and Development