Quentin Delpech
Biographic Data
| ID | 938934 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Quentin Delpech |
| GIVEN NAMES | Quentin |
| FAMILY NAME | Delpech |
| SIGNATURE | DELPECH Q |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
L’Impossible Syndicalisation. Mobilisations syndicales et répressions dans les zones franches d’exportation du Guatemala (1990-2010)
Cet article tente de cerner les obstacles d’une part à la syndicalisation et d’autre part à la consolidation des organisations syndicales dans les usines de l’habillement du Guatemala, appelées maquilas. Il tente de cerner les obstacles pratiques et les contraintes quotidiennes à l’exercice des droits syndicaux des salariés. Ce travail se fonde sur un travail d’enquête approfondi, mené entre 2006 et 2009, dans quatre usines de l’habillement de la…
Concealed Repressions
Research on antisweatshop mobilizations and labor-organizing campaigns in the countries of the global South has shown that under the pressure of transnational advocacy networks, notably NGOs and trade unions, US brands and retailers intervene in labor conflicts in their outsourced factories, in order to escape shaming campaigns. However, little attention has been paid to the responses of local employers to the emergence of labor organizations in …
Une extension du domaine de la lutte
In massively externalizing their production to the countries of the Global South, many Western companies have concealed from consumers the commonly illegal labor conditions that characterize work in factories engaged in international subcontracting. Going beyond campaigns to raise consumer awareness concerning these practices, in the 1980s American and international labor unions launched direct labor organizing campaigns targeting southern hemisp…
Réprimer avec discrétion
In Guatemala, levels of trade union membership are among the lowest in Latin America and, for many years, violations of union rights there have been regularly denounced at the international level. An examination of the handful of trade union mobilizations that have taken place in some textile and clothing factories (maquilas) shows how practices of repression are rendered invisible by a set of employer strategies, intentional or not, and how crim…
Des usages improbables de l'économie
Cet article analyse les conditions sociales de la pénétration de la doctrine néolibérale au Guatemala à partir des années 1950 en étudiant deux institutions guatémaltèques, le think tank du Centre d’études économiques et sociales et l’université Francisco Marroquín, en soulignant les positions de celles-ci dans le champ des économistes au Guatemala, marqué par les politiques de développement des dictatures militaires successives. En retraçant l’h…
Concealed Repressions
Research on antisweatshop mobilizations and labor-organizing campaigns in the countries of the global South has shown that under the pressure of transnational advocacy networks, notably NGOs and trade unions, US brands and retailers intervene in labor conflicts in their outsourced factories, in order to escape shaming campaigns. However, little attention has been paid to the responses of local employers to the emergence of labor organizations in …
Réprimer avec discrétion
In Guatemala, levels of trade union membership are among the lowest in Latin America and, for many years, violations of union rights there have been regularly denounced at the international level. An examination of the handful of trade union mobilizations that have taken place in some textile and clothing factories (maquilas) shows how practices of repression are rendered invisible by a set of employer strategies, intentional or not, and how crim…
Des usages improbables de l'économie
Cet article analyse les conditions sociales de la pénétration de la doctrine néolibérale au Guatemala à partir des années 1950 en étudiant deux institutions guatémaltèques, le think tank du Centre d’études économiques et sociales et l’université Francisco Marroquín, en soulignant les positions de celles-ci dans le champ des économistes au Guatemala, marqué par les politiques de développement des dictatures militaires successives. En retraçant l’h…
Réprimer avec discrétion
In Guatemala, levels of trade union membership are among the lowest in Latin America and, for many years, violations of union rights there have been regularly denounced at the international level. An examination of the handful of trade union mobilizations that have taken place in some textile and clothing factories (maquilas) shows how practices of repression are rendered invisible by a set of employer strategies, intentional or not, and how crim…
Une extension du domaine de la lutte
In massively externalizing their production to the countries of the Global South, many Western companies have concealed from consumers the commonly illegal labor conditions that characterize work in factories engaged in international subcontracting. Going beyond campaigns to raise consumer awareness concerning these practices, in the 1980s American and international labor unions launched direct labor organizing campaigns targeting southern hemisp…
L’Impossible Syndicalisation. Mobilisations syndicales et répressions dans les zones franches d’exportation du Guatemala (1990-2010)
Cet article tente de cerner les obstacles d’une part à la syndicalisation et d’autre part à la consolidation des organisations syndicales dans les usines de l’habillement du Guatemala, appelées maquilas. Il tente de cerner les obstacles pratiques et les contraintes quotidiennes à l’exercice des droits syndicaux des salariés. Ce travail se fonde sur un travail d’enquête approfondi, mené entre 2006 et 2009, dans quatre usines de l’habillement de la…
Concealed Repressions
Research on antisweatshop mobilizations and labor-organizing campaigns in the countries of the global South has shown that under the pressure of transnational advocacy networks, notably NGOs and trade unions, US brands and retailers intervene in labor conflicts in their outsourced factories, in order to escape shaming campaigns. However, little attention has been paid to the responses of local employers to the emergence of labor organizations in …
Political science (5 works) · Global trade, sustainability, and social impact (4 works) · Labor Movements and Unions (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Clothing (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · International Labor and Employment Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)